Sentence examples for course characterised from inspiring English sources

RA is a disease with a variable course, characterised by flares and remissions with associated fluctuations in patient symptoms.

This is due to an aggressive natural history of EPSCC – a course characterised by rapid local progression, early, widespread metastases and recurrence after treatment [ 3].

In a small proportion of adolescents, this study showed that NSLBP run a recurrent course, characterised by periods of exacerbations and symptom-free episodes.

*Baseline period = 1 year period before ART training course; 1st follow-up period = 21 months after ART training course, characterised by interruption in supplies; 2nd follow-up period = 10 months of adequate supplies.

Despite the presence of a dense lymphoid infiltrate on histology, which is suggestive of an anti-tumour immune response [ 17], they are associated with a more aggressive clinical course characterised by shorter survival and a higher risk of metastasis [ 17].

Amongst a target population that has uniformly completed tertiary education courses characterised by frequent testing, however, higher numbers of choice tasks may be handled without any ensuing loss of engagement.

The London course is characterised by a series of jumps, bumps, tightly banked corners and a unique tunnel underpass.

The illness course was characterised by persistent positive psychotic symptoms.

The severity of psoriasis varies widely, and its course is characterised by relapses and remissions, though it usually persists throughout life.

Defences against invading DNA are likely to be found within all species, and are of course well characterised in the bacterial restriction/modification systems.

The large majority of patients present with disease that is beyond the scope of surgical cure, and their clinical course is characterised by debilitating symptoms and an extremely poor prognosis (Schnall et al, 1996).