Sentence examples for involvement of disease from inspiring English sources

The local and regional lymph node involvement of disease only showed a statistically significant relationship with tumour size.

This does not exclude the involvement of disease predisposing variants in non-coding regions, which could affect allelic expression or splicing.

In all these patients, recruitment maneuvers were applied, with just transient improvement in oxygenation (initial median oxygen saturation rate increased from 88%to94%4%), reflecting the extensive lung involvement of disease.

6 Dermatologists should formally measure the body surface area (BSA) involvement of disease (size of the patient's palm and fingers approximates 1% of BSA and can be used to assess the amount of skin disease involvement), typically using the modified Severity Weighted Assessment Tool, in which patches, plaques and tumours are multiplied by a factor of 1, 2 and 3 or 4, respectively.

Very few studies have reported the involvement of disease-causing or susceptibility genes in negative selection processes in humans [22] [25].

The reasons for exclusion were irrelevant outcomes for this review (n=5), PA interventions without evaluation (n=4), non-community-based intervention (n=2), involvement of disease-state populations and participants who were more than 65 years of age in the study (n=3), publication of two similar articles in different journals (n=1) and the use convenience sampling (n=1).

Due to limited involvement of infectious disease experts, the expert group chose to defer decision-making on infectious diseases.

We excluded eyes with corneal involvement of the disease such as endotheliitis and corneal edema and eyes with CMV retinitis.

To compare the history of pain complaints of women presenting rectovaginal and rectal endometriosis to show that rectovaginal locations may progress to a rectal involvement of the disease.

To assess whether routine renal ultrasonography may be recommended in all patients with pelvic endometriosis, in order to avoid silent ureteral involvement of the disease.

He had no signs of spinal deformity or involvement of the disease in his cervical spine, suggesting that he was either asymptomatic or experienced only mild back stiffness when he got up in the morning.