Sentence examples for least fatigue from inspiring English sources

All were associated with, at least, fatigue, headache, myalgia, local pain and functional limitation, and all occurred in AS02A groups.

The fatigue indices (Fig. 5) show that in AIL the normal and T+ males had the least fatigue and were significantly different from the females (P<0.001; P = 0.006, respectively) which had the highest index (most fatigue).

It is understandable that adolescents under treatment in hospital should report higher levels of fatigue than those who had survived cancer, and that overall healthy adolescents should report the least fatigue.

First, it ensures that everyone will be able to discuss these important topics when they're at their sharpest and least-fatigued at the very beginning of the meeting.

In the two phase II trials, sunitinib has been generally well tolerated, with compliance rate during the first 6 months of treatment of at least 95%; fatigue is the most common dose-limiting effect (incidence of grade 2 3 fatigue from the phase II trial is 38%).

At stem cell collection, physical deficits were common, with most patients scoring 1 standard deviation below population norms for physical well-being (70.2%) and functional well-being (57.5%), and many reporting at least moderate fatigue (94.7%) and pain (39.4%).

The court today turned this argument against the Tour, relying on the trial court's finding that even riding in a cart, Mr. Martin faced at least as much fatigue as a healthy golfer walking the course, because of the need to get out of the cart at each hole to walk a total of a mile or more while making his shots.

Improvement by at least 20% in fatigue was consistently observed in 40% of the patients through 32 weeks.

But he acknowledged that he prescribed the drug to some patients at his Toronto clinic who were at least 40 and fatigued.

The results demonstrated that ARC obtained using the dry process showed better resistance to fatigue (at least 10 times more) and rutting (at least 2.5 times more).

A total of 37% of respondents reported at least 2 weeks of fatigue in the previous month and 17% of respondents met criteria for cancer-related fatigue.