Sentence examples for data on recurrence of from inspiring English sources

During face-to-face or telephone interviews, we collected data on recurrence of headaches, similarity of headache characteristics between baseline and additional attacks, clinical course, and response to headache treatment.

Values are presented as the mean ± standard deviation except for the data on recurrence of inflammatory episodes, which were expressed by the median.

Of the six studies comparing INCSs with placebo or to control group (saline irrigation), two studies of moderate-to-high quality in the first generation INCS group (n = 74) had combinable data on recurrence rate of polyps.

The final bar illustrates how, in the absence of data on recurrence, the probability of experiencing a recurrent event was estimated by applying inflationary factors to the 'without treatment' breast cancer mortality probabilities.

At the end of the study we retrospectively examined all participants' case notes to check accuracy of data on recurrence.

There is still inadequate data on recurrence due to the lack of post-treatment biopsy or adequate follow-up.

Thus, the majority of data on recurrence and death were obtained through Danish registries linked to the Danish social security number given to every Danish citizen at birth and to all ethnic immigrants.

For data on recurrence intervals we turned to the work of Pyle and Elliott ([2006]) on the evolution of the Kameni Islands volcano, and summarise recent eruption intervals from their paper on Table 1.

To gather data on recurrence rates as well as adverse events of all relevant treatment options for varicose veins, we performed a structured literature search in 44 databases using the database search tool of the German Institute of Medical Documentation und Information (DIMDI).

The peripheral odontogenic fibroma (POdF) is a rare benign neoplasm of odontogenic origin with limited data on recurrence.

Of the 2184 patients with stage I IIIa disease and available data on recurrence status, 247 had a breast cancer recurrence.