Sentence examples for increasing exacerbation from inspiring English sources
This improved cost effectiveness is primarily related to increasing exacerbation costs, because of the inclusion of the costs of production losses.
This knowledge can give a more profound direction in approaches aiming at increasing exacerbation related self-management, such as individualized action plans [ 14].
We saw extreme sensitivities to environmental asthma triggers, especially molds, as a risk for more severe asthma symptoms and increased exacerbation in hundreds of New Orleans children.
While it may increase exacerbation frequency in the first few months it appears to decrease the subsequent rate.
Changes that favor repeated infection, increased exacerbation frequency, and the altered (CD8+T-cell predominant) pattern of inflammation associated with this progressive chronic disease [15].
On the other hand, clinical studies using lenercept, a recombinant TNF receptor p55 immunoglobulin fusion protein (sTNFR-IgG p55) that protects against EAE, reported increased exacerbation in a phase I safety trial patients using lenercept compared to patients using placebo [25].
Here we report for the first time that macrophage efferocytosis of eosinophils is impaired in COPD and is related to increased exacerbation frequency and severity.
Markers of clinical deterioration that were reported included increased exacerbation frequency, reduced response to intravenous antibiotics and an accelerated decline in lung function.
We hypothesised that with exacerbations peaking in the winter/early spring when 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels are at their lowest, this deficiency in 25-hydroxyvitamin D may increase exacerbation risk via changes in airway inflammation.
There is limited or suggestive evidence of an association between exposure to rats or mice in the home and increased exacerbation or severity of asthma in rodent-sensitized asthmatic children.
In order to perform appropriate statistical analyses, measures of important environmental exposures are needed because these are known to substantially increase exacerbation risk, including co-morbidity, medication use, tobacco smoking history and smoking status.
