Sentence examples for decrease in disease severity from inspiring English sources
The decrease in disease severity was not due to a switch from Th1 to Th2 predominance in rJ.MY135Q-infected mice, an effect on CD8 T-cell function, or differential expression of tumor necrosis factor-α by JHMV-specific CD4 T cells.
Furthermore, analysis focused on recrudescent females revealed that maternal mortality associated to recrudescence decreases with parity (Table 1) suggesting a decrease in disease severity.
Previously, the addition of recombinant IL-6 following encephalomyocarditis virus (EMCV) infection resulted in a decrease in disease severity of autoimmune myocarditis [3].
A patient who is normo- to underweight now and who does not have any family and other risk factors for obesity may be happy to try olanzapine to achieve a 30% or more decrease in disease severity.
A highly significant decrease in disease severity as well as a delay in the onset and an overall lower incidence of disease was observed in treated mice compared to sham treated CCIA diseased controls.
The decrease in disease severity and duration was, at least partly, due to a decrease in IL-12 production and Th1 cell differentiation.
Compared with pretreatment, there were statistically significant decreases in disease severity scores at all time points until 48 months post-treatment (P < 0·01).
Our results indicate that such systems have the potential to decrease bias and discriminate very small changes in disease severity.
It is likely that this combination results in faster viral clearance and better regulation of the early inflammatory responses and results in decreased chronic disease severity in these rIL-6 treated mice.
Specific antigen vaccination by administration of the target antigen in aqueous solution has resulted in significant decreases of disease severity in animal models of experimental allergic encephalomyelitis, type I diabetes, and several forms of antigen-induced arthritis, even if administered after the initiation of symptoms.
In addition, memory T cells also play a role in the cellular immune response to secondary infection [28]: flu-specific CD8+T-lymphocyte responses are important in decreasing disease severity and facilitating viral clearance [29], and CD4+ T cells are able to mediate potent antibody-independent antiviral immunity [28], [30].
