Sentence examples for global prognosis from inspiring English sources

For the patients over the age of 65 years, the intravenous administration of cyclophosphamide improves the global prognosis.

Despite these efforts, the global prognosis still remains much inferior to those of B-cell lymphomas, highlighting the necessity of multicenter clinical trials.

In hypertensive patients CKD is less frequent [ 29] but equally deleterious for the global prognosis [ 30].

Nowadays, albuminuria is widely considered the main "modifiable" risk factor of global prognosis in CKD patients.

The patient showed no response to medical procedures, and considering the global prognosis, exclusive symptomatic treatment was decided.

Thus, our results do not deny the crucial role of macroangiopathy in the long-term global prognosis of these subjects (7).

First, it allows clinicians to make treatment decisions informed by global patient prognosis instead of multiple potential clinical factors that may have variable impacts on mortality risk.

The lack of impact of the ACE insertion/deletion polymorphism on the global cardiorenal prognosis of type 2 diabetic subjects was replicated in two additional cohorts.

The increasing of global incidence, poor prognosis and lack of effective therapy make the management of BTCs further emphasize the need of effective therapeutic agents.

They allow physicians to synthesize information from multiple clinical characteristics (e.g., demographic, vital signs, laboratory measurements, presenting signs and symptoms) to make global predictions about prognosis, rather than being overly influenced by subjective interpretation of specific patient characteristics in isolation.

So the prognosis for global emissions is also probably for resuming an upward trajectory".