Sentence examples for extent of remission from inspiring English sources

The extent of remission of Type 2 diabetes is influenced by the extent of weight loss, weight regain, duration of diabetes, the pre-surgery hypoglycaemic therapy requirements, and the choice of bariatric procedure.

Relevant factors for this include the extent of pre-treatment, the remission state at the time of transplantation, comorbidities, age, previous infections during the course of the disease and CD4+ count.

The results suggested that the depth of remission, reflecting the extent of clearance of lymphoma cells, might be better with rituximab- and fludarabine-containing regimens.

Interpretation of these clinical studies is, of course, dependent on the definition of remission and the extent of subclinical synovitis and radiological progression that may occur in a patient in whom arthritis seems quiescent.

Solubilized antigens, similarly prepared from normal leucocytes, showed inhibition of migration of remission leucocytes to the extent of 15% only.

However, it correlates with the extent of pre-treatment and the remission state of the underlying disease.

The higher prevalence of deviation and the lower rate of remission in patients with baseline HDA indicate the extent to which protocol deviation translates into treatment outcome.

Remission stringency specifies the extent of symptomatic improvement required before the episode can be considered over.

"I celebrated five years of remission in August," she said.

There also was no chance of remission, Mr. Gramlich said.

We have begun to speak not only of remission, but even of recovery — and hope.