Sentence examples for cure absence from inspiring English sources

Outcome measures were defined as cure (absence of vital head lice) after first application and before and after second applications, degree of itching, cosmetic acceptability, and clinical pathology.

Clinical response was defined as cure (absence of symptoms and requiring no additional therapy), improvement (decrease in severity when compared to baseline and no further need for antifungals), or failure.

The primary variable was the clinical cure (absence of bulbar conjunctival injection and discharge) on D3 in the worse eye for patients with positive cultures on D0. 286 patients (mean age 3.2 years; range 1 dayearsyears) were included; 203 had positive cultures on D0.

Studies have confirmed and defined a surrogate marker for virlogical cure the absence of viral RNA in the patient's blood 6 months after the cessation of therapy, and is termed sustained virological response (SVR).

The increased strength might be due to improvement of the interfacial transition zone, enhanced hydration due to internal curing, and absence of shrinkage-induced microcraking (Lura 2003; Lura et al. 2004).

For selection of cured GV3101 (absence of pMP90) 30 single colonies were picked and transferred to two plates harbouring different antibiotic combinations, one with kanamycin/rifampicin and one with kanamycin/rifampicin/gentamycin, and allowed to grow at room temperature.

With objective cure defined as absence of prolapse to the hymen, 90 subjects (97.8%) were objectively cured after a median follow-up of 12 months (range, 0-64 months).

These unique PDMS networks cure in the absence of water but degrade under humid conditions due to cross-linker hydrolysis.

Bacteriological cure, defined as absence of causative organism in samples retrieved at d 14 and 21 postmastitis, was similar between groups.

These types of studies have not generally been extended to extracellular parasites (e.g. helminth infections), though a single study in mice with a GI helminth showed a persistence of memory CD4+ T cells following sterile cure despite the absence of chronic infection [36].

There is a significant reduction in stress and viscosity with the blowing agent in the presence of curing agent compared with the absence of curing agent.