Sentence examples for either exacerbation from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, data were categorized into either exacerbation of an already diagnosed chronic disease or new health problem.

The assessment of the latter can be based on either exacerbation history or degree of airflow limitation, whatever results in a higher risk.

Although Mmp8-null mice have no overt phenotype without challenge (and of particular relevance for the present study we have seen no abnormalities in early mammary gland morphogenesis by whole mount staining, data not shown), they show altered inflammatory responses in several disease or pathology models, which can result in either exacerbation or protection depending on the context.

A causal relationship could be established if an antimicrobial treatment targeting certain fungal groups were to lead to either exacerbation of disease or cure; on the other hand, if the treatment of the disease were to lead concurrently to modulation of the mycobiome, then it would seem more likely that the mycobiome is being affected by the disease status [ 54].

This is attributed either to exacerbation of the disease activity itself, or to infectious complications secondary to severe immunosuppressive treatment [ 10, 12].

Finally, the presence of threat after the ulcer induction process also influences the degree of ulceration either by exacerbation of the prior ulcers or by increasing the persistence of the induced ulcers, or both.

Leg problems in patients with a history of deep vein thrombosis can be clinically a difficult dilemma, as the probable causes include either an exacerbation of post-thrombotic syndrome or recurrent disease.

As this recent Cochrane review and network meta-analysis did not examine outcomes pertaining to either exacerbations or mortality, there is no overlap in results with our review.

Uncontrolled asthma was identified either from exacerbations or from markers of acute loss of asthma control; date of occurrence of an event (exacerbation and/or acute loss of asthma control) was defined as index date.

The patients who respond to the treatment may either experience an exacerbation or no exacerbation.

There was no relationship with 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels either at that exacerbation or the baseline preceding that exacerbation and the length of the exacerbation; rho = −0.41: p = 0.12 and rho = −0.41: p = 0.12 respectively or time to the next exacerbation; rho = −0.11, p = 0.66 and rho = −0.06, p = 0.81 respectively.