Sentence examples for cessation of progression from inspiring English sources

Demonstration of significant improvement in IENFD in the exercise group, and cessation of progression in the counseling group, suggest IENFD may be particularly responsive to treatment effect.

Sixty-one percent of children in the 0.5% atropine group had cessation of myopic progression, while 4% had rapid progression.

Main Outcome Measures: Cessation of curve progression; ability to avoid bracing or surgery; and sustained curve regression of at least 5° on radiograph after treatment completion.

A lower proportion of eyes had cessation of myopia progression was observed in the control compared with the atropine groups (49%, 42% and 8% in the 0.25% atropine, 0.1% atropine and control group, respectively).

The current ability to add safety pharmacology endpoints into regulatory toxicology studies was used to address a specific concern (by 42.1% of respondents) to allow management of risk more effectively (36.8%) or to generate data that contributes to cessation of the progression of a compound (21.1%).

Following a TB infection, the individual usually mounts an effective immune response that leads to a cessation of disease progression due to the formation of granulomas around infective foci.

The preceding evidence supports the concept of insulin-mediated cessation of disease progression with early insulin intervention to preserve pancreatic β-cells.

All ErbB2-derived tumors treated with Lapatinib showed significant reduction or even cessation of tumor progression compared with vehicle-treated controls.

Consistent with earlier studies using XR erosions as an endpoint [ 62], there was also virtual cessation of erosion progression and JSN.

Our results showed that during oral carcinogenesis overexpression of CDCA3 occurs frequently and that it might be closely associated with progression of OSCCs by preventing cessation of cell-cycle progression at the G1 phase, leading to decreased expression of CDKIs.

Although intraocular pressure (IOP) is the most important risk factor in the development and progression of glaucoma, reducing the IOP does not guarantee the cessation of the disease progression [ 2– 6].