Sentence examples for accelerated relapse from inspiring English sources

Amplification or overexpression of ErbB-2 is associated with accelerated relapse and mortality [ 3*] (for review [ 4*, 71*]).

For some the difficulty accessing help became an additional source of stress, which had a notable impact on functioning and may have also accelerated relapse.

Clinically, MRP1 levels are elevated in numerous cancer types, such as non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) [20], [47], breast cancer, and prostate cancer [47], and they are also related to accelerated relapse in breast cancer [48].

As shown by the survival curves, treatment failure rates were low in both treatment arms at EOT; there was a short period of accelerated relapse soon after stopping antibiotic treatment, then a steady relapse rate between 2 and 4 weeks, with a slower decline up to 8 weeks.

These accelerated relapses occur within 10 months of surgery for untreated patients.

Rather the dominant mode of relapse in early-stage breast cancer could be the iatrogenic interference with and most unfortunately terminating dormancy at the time of surgery, precipitating accelerated relapses [ 14].

As expected, we found a trend for accelerated relapses in patients with high CD47 expression (mean fluorescence intensity (MFI) ≥100; median relapse-free survival for patient reaching complete remission after induction chemotherapy 11.23 months versus unreached for patients with low CD47 expression (MFI<100)), although our cohort was too small to detect a significant effect of CD47 (P=5229).

See related Commentary: We have previously suggested that the surgical extirpation of primary breast cancer accelerates relapse [ 1].

In this case, beliefs and behaviours thought to be accelerating relapse were identified in order for alternative beliefs to be developed and reinforced through behaviour change.

In contrast, several authors suggested that surgical resection of the primary breast tumor may accelerate relapse due either to removal of inhibitors of angiogenesis and/or the release of growth and immunosuppresive factors in response to surgical wounding [ 42- 45].

Using these novel HIF-1α wild-type (WT) and HIF-1α-null (KO) mammary tumor epithelial cells (MTECs), we demonstrate that HIF-1α prominently augments primary tumor growth and lung metastasis and accelerates relapse due to metastasis.