Sentence examples for call for remission from inspiring English sources

A call for remission or inactive disease became item 1, because this was regarded the foremost treatment target.

There have been calls for full remission and functional recovery as the most important goal of treatment [ 11].

Definitions for remission (which is called inactive disease in AS) or at least minimal disease activity (MDA) exist for PsA and AS, 12 66 67 but in contrast to RA the long-term benefits of remission have not yet been sufficiently established.

For this minority, royal events are brief episodes of what anthropologists call "cultural remission" or "festive inversion," like carnivals or tribal festivals, where some of the usual social norms and unwritten rules are temporarily suspended and we do things we would never normally do: waving national flags, cheering, and dancing in the streets and even talking to strangers.

For this minority, royal events are brief episodes of what anthropologists call "cultural remission" or "festive inversion", like carnivals or tribal festivals, where some of the usual social norms and unwritten rules are temporarily suspended and we do things we would never normally do: waving national flags, cheering and dancing in the streets – and even talking to strangers.

Treatment medication posed a potential confounding variable for remission patients.

Additionally, a cut-off point for remission was established.

The best cut-off point for remission was 14.

It's tempting to call his remission a miracle.

"Cancer-free means there is not detectable cancer -- that's often what physicians would call 'complete remission of the disease.'".

Prognosis for remission of seizures is excellent.