Sentence examples for extent of relief from inspiring English sources

It can be summarized that for the three most common inclusion diagnoses nasopharyngitis, pharyngitis, and tonsillitis, the objective symptoms hyperemic mucosa and swollen tonsils nearly completely disappeared by visit 2. The extent of relief of these symptoms ranged from 93.2%to98.7%.7 %.

The data was collected on their sex, age, duration and extent of prolapse (length and the coats of rectum involved), anal tone, the preceding illness, if any, family history, duration of conservative management and the extent of relief obtained thereby.

The extent of relief and the number of the sittings of faradic stimulation required were noted at various stages of follow-ups Statistical Methods: Mean values between those completely cured and others; poor responders and others were compared with t-test and proportions were compared with Chi square test.

Some 8,300 miles away, Trump's second meeting with the North Korean dictator, Kim Jong-un, ended abruptly amid disagreement over the extent of sanctions relief Pyongyang would get in exchange for steps to give up its nuclear weapons.

The purpose of the study was to find out the extent of pain relief after giving mobilization to the joint, as well as the extent of range of motion at osteoarthritis knee joint.

What was not in any doubt yesterday was the extent of the relief the Tiger felt when his first shot of this Masters at a high noon on Thursday went straight down the fairway rather than hooking into the trees.

The larger the angular extent of the relief and the deeper it is were found to increase the oil flow rate, thereby reducing the operating temperature of the bearings.

Doctors generally record how successful a medical intervention has been in terms of the extent of symptom relief or the technical success of a procedure.

Improvements in patient function and quality of life in response to pregabalin treatment are correlated with the extent of pain relief [ 78].

Overall, our findings demonstrate that in patients with chronic pain due to DPN or PHN, pregabalin-mediated improvements in patient function/QOL are correlated with the extent of pain relief.

(The recommended dose of celecoxib in OA is 200 mg daily, administered as a single dose or as 100 mg twice daily [ 22].) Both lumiracoxib and celecoxib had statistically significant efficacy compared with placebo in terms of secondary efficacy variables assessed during the multiple-dose assessment period, including APID, AVPID, WPID and extent of pain relief.