Sentence examples for expected relapse from inspiring English sources
As expected, relapse while in treatment was associated with a reduced likelihood of successfully completing the treatment program.
Without this down-sampling, expected relapse rates in each risk group would appear unrealistically high.
Furthermore, we hypothesize that CBT will be cost-effective, especially related to less expected relapse rates in comparison with pharmacological treatment.
Clearly not all disseminated cells may necessarily be cells with metastatic potential, however, since the positivity rate of 42% is higher than the expected relapse rate for patients with complete remission, ranging from 13 to 25%.
Patients and their carers also will be prepared to the enduring character of the illness and to expected relapses.
Additionally, we assume that evaluation of the intratumoral activity of Rac1 protein could also provide important information in helping oncologists to expect relapse development.
On top of this, a computed tomography (CT) scan of the abdomen revealed regression of the mesenteric NHL-tumor mass after chemotherapy, which means that in the case of any presumed intra-articular localization of NHL, one would expect relapse of joint involvement in the course of chemotherapy instead of progression.
The expected local relapse rates are 0.5/1/1.5% after 2.5/5/7.5 years, respectively.
Despite representing a progress with respect to other regimens, virtually all patients are expected to relapse.
The SSS cost approximately £950 per successful 1‐year quitter based on the total cost of SSS between April 2002 and March 2010 34 and number of biochemically verified 4‐week quitters using SSS and the proportion expected to relapse after 1 year 35.
