Sentence examples for fewer recurrence from inspiring English sources

However, this potential bias is unlikely to be significant, since our data showed a trend towards fewer recurrence episodes among athletes.

In our series, recurrence patterns exhibited no differences among patients with mGPS-0, 1, or 2. Patients with mGPS-0 had much less liver recurrence and underwent much fewer recurrence resections than did patients with mGPS-1 and 2. These differences in the patterns of recurrence and proportion of resections of recurrence according to the mGPS may affect CSS.

A recent study of the recurrence rates after 2.5 and 5 years from the ATAC study showed that there were fewer recurrence events with anastrozole at these time points due to reductions in contralateral, primary, loco-regional, and distant recurrences [ 19].

Studies have already shown that women taking tamoxifen for 10 years have fewer recurrences of their cancer than those on the drug for five years.

The clinical trial found that women with early breast cancer who were treated with the bone drug zoledronic acid did not have fewer recurrences of their cancer than women who did not receive the drug.

In contrast, in a direct comparative RCT frovatriptan 2.5 mg (25% recurrence) with a half-life of 26 h did not result in significantly fewer recurrences than sumatriptan 100 mg (31% recurrence) with a half-life of 2 h [32].

Regression to the mean is another limitation of our study, in that there is a tendency for patients with multiple recurrences leading up to the intravitreal implant to have fewer recurrences over time.

In this study they found that women who took vitamins C and E had fewer recurrences of breast cancer (by 27 and 29percentthanhan those who did not.

It seems that gout in female patients has fewer recurrences.

Patients treated by AC⇒Pac had significantly fewer recurrences [ 33].

Regional ARF recurrence rates ranged from 8% to 34%, with Europe having significantly fewer recurrences than the Americas, Eastern Mediterranean, Western Pacific, and Southeast Asia (P = 0.013, 0.004, 0.025, and 0.001, respectively); Africa had fewer recurrences than Southeast Asia (P = 0.049).