"chance of relapse" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could say: "Due to her health history, there is a high chance of relapse if she does not take her prescribed medications."
Patients with completely resected (R0) N1 disease have about a 50% chance of relapse.
About one-quarter received a high score, with a chance of relapse of 30.5%.
A study in Alabama demonstrated how depressives treated via bibliotherapy had less chance of relapse than those given medication.
For people trying to recover from an alcohol-abuse disorder, it can be four or five years before the chance of relapse drops below 15percentt.
The test successfully identified three different risk categories.About half the women scored low, with a 6.8% chance of relapse at ten years.
Cocaine is one of the most reinforcing of all drugs of abuse, and even those who undergo rehabilitation and experience long periods of abstinence have more than 80% chance of relapse.
But he also had a 14percentt chance of relapsing.
Early intervention can cut the chance of relapsing by half.
The chance of relapses may be significantly reduced by the addition of an immunosuppressive therapy.
Women may be less likely to stop smoking because of concern about weight gain, Dr. Green said, or they may simply seek treatment earlier when the chances of relapse are greater.
After his first diagnosis, he had been told the chances of relapse were small and had therefore opted to forego radiotherapy, fearing the secondary effects of the treatment; he eventually regretted that decision.
