Sentence examples for likelihood of a recurrence from inspiring English sources

Posner maintains, with no evidence, that the steps the Bush administration has taken since 9/11 have been effective -- have "reduced the likelihood of a recurrence" of terror.

Clearly, the likelihood of a recurrence would depend on whether a balanced form of the structural defect occurs in one of the parents.

The first is to relieve the symptoms of depression, the second is to restore the person's ability to function socially and in the workplace, and the final goal is to reduce the likelihood of a recurrence.

Since those September 15 remarks, police and junta have stuck to the criminal network explanation and the implication that the explosion was a one-off event with no likelihood of a recurrence.

It was investigated whether the inhibition of binding and biofilm formation in vitro could also reduce this intracellular population during UTIs in a mouse model and thus the likelihood of a recurrence.

For the later cases, we closely followed lymph node enlargement after CRT to determine the likelihood of a recurrence or of a benign enlargement clinically.

Factors that significantly increased the likelihood of a hernia recurrence (P < 0.05) included a history of >2 prior hernia repairs, the use of human-derived allograft, using an overlay-only mesh placement, and the presence of a postoperative complication, particularly infection.

However, the expected benefit of prolonged anti-hormonal treatment has to be assessed based on toxicity and the individual likelihood of a late recurrence.

Our analysis demonstrated that a heavier first baby was associated with a decreased likelihood of an OASI recurrence.

The readers scored the likelihood of a local tumour recurrence using a 5-point confidence level scale (0 = definitely absent, 1 = probably absent, 2 = possibly absent/present, 3���= probably present, 4 = definitely present).

BRAF mutations were associated with lower likelihood of tumour dissemination in the whole cohort, as well as lower likelihood of metastatic recurrence in a separate analysis of stage II and III tumours.