Sentence examples for degree of relapse from inspiring English sources

Our results seem to be in line with studies that suggest a combination of antipsychotics as an option in non-responders with a higher degree of relapse, or in patients with more severe schizophrenia [ 5, 12, 19, 20].

Baseline depressive symptoms did make a difference in the amount of change achieved in the first year, but there was no difference in the degree of relapse seen between years 1 and 4. For those with low baseline vegetable intake, the first-year increase in plasma carotenoid concentration was lower for those with baseline depressive symptoms than that for those without (37.2 vs. 69.7 %, p = 0.02).

In a comprehensive genomic analysis of prostate cancer, Taylor and colleagues [ 27] analyzed copy number alterations in primary prostate tumors and found distinct patient clusters with varying degrees of relapse that had no association with Gleason score.

With a relatively high degree of accurate relapse prognostication, present signatures might already be close to this theoretical limit.

In a population-based study of 115 children with non-B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, we analysed the relation of the degree of leukopenia and risk of relapse to the degree of hepatotoxicity (as measured by serum aminotransferase (AT] during oral methotrexate (MTX) and 6-mercaptopurine (6MP) maintenance chemotherapy (MT).

The Pearson's χ test was used to assess the statistical significance of the frequency distribution of all categories of OPN or CD44v6 expression by degree of dysplasia or by relapse.

While presenting data for relapsed patients not receiving SCT, it must be pointed out that the groups are not matched - there was an inevitable bias in selecting patients for second SCT based on their general fitness, degree of disease control after relapse treatment, patient's choice to undergo further intensive treatment, and the availability of donor.

When cytotoxic chemotherapy is indicated for luminal disease, the specific choice of regimen depends on the position within the spectrum of degree of endocrine responsiveness and risk of relapse.

A test was run for all the patients' cohort combined or grouped by degree of dysplasia or by type of relapse.

Patients with lower degree of necrosis have a higher risk of relapse and poor outcome even after chemotherapy and complete resection of the primary tumor.

Relapse location, degree of recovery and polysymptomatic onset are similarly non-predictive.