Sentence examples for had remitted from from inspiring English sources

Residual sleep symptoms in adolescents who had remitted from depression were very rare.

At one-year follow-up, n = 49 (29.5%) of the adolescents had remitted from their baseline depressive episode with no recurrence, while n = 14 (8.4%) of the adolescents experienced a recurrent depressive episode and n = 79 (47.6%) had persistent depression.

Sleep complaints were very rare in patients who had remitted from their baseline MDD episode: only three of them suffered from insomnia, two from non-restorative sleep, one from hypersomnia, and one from frequent nightmares.

Sleep complaints at follow-up were mainly observed in adolescents with persistent or recurrent depression and they were very rare in patients who had remitted from their baseline MDD episode.

In the Groningen Primary Care Study, 93% of depressed patients had remitted from index episode at 12 months [ 32] and the relapse (described as "transition from an asymptomatic state of at least two months to a state of mental disorder") rate among depressed patients was 30%, however the cohort included only 20 participants with major depression.

In our sample, sub-threshold residual sleep symptoms were approximately as common as having clinically significant sleep complaints among adolescents who had remitted from their baseline MDD episode (sub-threshold symptoms of insomnia were observed in n = 4 (9.30%), sub-threshold hypersomnia in n = 5 (11.6%), and sub-threshold sleep-wake rhythm disturbances in n = 2 (4.65%)).

Another possible explanation for these findings is that if swimming pool attendance causes asthma and wheezing at an early age [ 24], children at 12 years of age may have remitted from wheezing while retaining the asthma diagnosis into school age.

Officials in the Manhattan district attorney's office said customers of the gallery had remitted or were in the process of paying sales tax that had not been collected from them by the company.

In fact, since 1990, the Bank has remitted to the Treasury $4.9 billion.

Indeed, if we accept that changes in cortical thickness morphology arise due to cellular hypertrophy-induced by seizures, 48 then we would not expect to find absolute changes in a cohort of patients who have largely remitted from their seizures.

Most had episodic CH (66.9%) from the beginning, and 4.4% had episodic CH remitted from chronic.