Sentence examples for exacerbation effect from inspiring English sources

Assumptions of shorter durations of reduction of the exacerbation effect in a sensitivity analysis demonstrated a stable incremental cost-effectiveness ratio.

This greater asthma exacerbation effect of ozone observed in older girls 10-17 yearss) compared with younger ones (5-9 years) likely concurs with active puberty for girls.

Although the FEV1 only weakly correlates to health status [ 22], the exacerbation effects on health status versus physiological parameters clearly differ.

Although changes in pulmonary function were not observed, the exacerbation effects on the health status were determined to be statistically significant.

In the present study, two weeks' budesonide given when needed, after the initial regular treatment with budesonide, seems to produce an anti-exacerbation effect comparable with the continuous use of DSCG.

Interestingly, in this recent study of severe asthma with exacerbation, the effect sizes for individual polymorphisms at multiple loci including IL33 key SNPs were increased with number of hospitalisations per genotype (e.g. OR 1.32, 1.22, 1.47, 1.91 for 2, 3, 4/5 and 6 or more hospitalisations, respectively) [ 23].

The main reason for the demand fluctuations and the bullwhip effect exacerbation is false orders in periods of drug shortages.

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 22 23 24 Biological vulnerability for adverse outcomes among younger mothers may also persist through physical immaturity 16 19 and exacerbation of the effect of chronic malnutrition by competition for scarce nutrients between the mother and fetus.

The exacerbation of the effect in women was clearly demonstrated in figures 3– 5, tables 1 and 2, online supplementary tables 4 and 5 and online supplementary figures 1 and 2. This finding has, to the authors' knowledge, only been reported previously by an Iranian group.

This may result in exacerbation of its adverse effect profile.

The present 3D study also discusses the increasing damage level and its spatial extent with pressure-sensitivity, as well as the exacerbation of these effects arising from the deviation from an associated flow rule.