Sentence examples for its remission from inspiring English sources

We suggest that the absorption of the UVR photon by the skeleton and its remission in a "safe" longer wavelength can result in the reduction of the amount of UVR that the coral tissue is exposed to.

Thus, factors that have not been clearly documented as predictors of burnout development may nevertheless be important facilitating its remission.

In this study, we tested the hypothesis that the enterohepatic FGF19 BA pathway plays a role in the etiology of diabetes and its remission following RYGB surgery.

On the other hand, its detection today in primary care centers is relatively easy and accessible, and more importantly, a multifactorial intervention on the risk factors may favour its remission and thereby avoid the appearance of more severe hepatic complications.

Duration of diabetes prior to its remission in individuals who had a repeat liver biopsy is as follows: diabetes was previously unrecognised in 3 patients, recently diagnosed (<1 year) in 3, and had a duration of 5 and 9 years in two others.

We have found that the absence of Mmp8 increased the severity of arthritis without noticeably affecting its time course, either at its onset or at its spontaneous remission.

The overall response rate in the 3rd dose level was 87%40%0% CR and 47% PR). Figure 2 shows the CT-scan of a large lung squamous cell carcinoma before therapy and its complete remission 2 months following the end of treatment.

In recent months, the eurozone crisis has gone into another of its periodic remissions, as government borrowing costs have tracked lower and the continent shows a few delicate signs of economic recovery.

Orthorexia may precede the onset of a full-syndrome ED, or, as suggested by Segura-Garcia and coworkers [ 7], it may represent its evolution during remission and recovery.

At the same time we have also noticed the developments in therapies and therapeutic strategies in the past decades, and extrapolating this to the future, it may be more than timely to start thinking about sustainment of remission, its definition as an outcome measure of successful treatment, and eventually also its definition in regards to the right timing of a therapeutic withdrawal.

However, despite its effectiveness, sustained long-term remission after its withdrawal is low, relapse occurs frequently and it is not exempt from severe side effects that are the main limitation on its continued use [ 17].