Sentence examples for criterion of cure from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the low agreement between tests regarding OD kinetic tends to demonstrate the lack of utility of this potential criterion of cure.

Elevated levels of TNF-α have been described in active VL with a marked fall after treatment [ 12, 18, 37], leading to a suggestion of its use as a criterion of cure.

Eight patients had an antecedent of solid organ neoplasia with criteria of cure.

When an indicator of inflammation (milk NA-Gase activity) was included in the criteria of cure, cure rates were lower.

After treatment, there is a long delay before the immune profile returns to normal what precludes using plasma cytokine levels as criteria of cure as simpler clinical evaluations, as a palpable spleen or liver, can be used.

In the present study soluble rather than disrupted L. braziliensis antigen was used, the same dose of antimony was given to all patients, the criteria of cure was standardized and the time between the initiation of therapy and the cure was determined.

Currently, the criteria for cure of acromegaly are GH levels less than 0.4 μg/L after an oral glucose load using a sensitive GH assay, and IGF-1 levels within the normal age- and sex-adjusted range [ 83].

The concept of TCP may be a too strict criterion for cure, as for slower growing tumours, the regrowth may not be visible within the typical observation period of 2 to 3 months.

Currently, during EBA in Germany as performed by G-BA and IQWiG using HTA methodology, the treatment of tumor entities is predominantly held up to the standard criteria of a cure (without assigning any ratings) in terms of improved mortality, alleviation of symptoms (morbidity) and an improvement in the patients' health related quality of life (HRQoL; Figure 1).

Although the simultaneous use of distinct tests may offer better contributions and advances, it also leads to controversies of interpretation, with lack of mutual consent of cure criterion amongst researchers and physicians.

In addition, Fig. 7 shows that the relative gains of the compressive strengths were compared with criteria of a curing temperature (20 °C) from the age of 3 h to the age of 168 h.