Sentence examples for lower recurrence of from inspiring English sources

The lower recurrence of headache after 48 h from drug intake with frovatriptan seems to support indication of frovatriptan for those patients requiring a prolonged duration of action, with a sustained effect.

Clinical studies have associated lentinan with a higher survival rate, higher quality of life and lower recurrence of cancer.

Studies conclude that AI confers significantly lower recurrence of disease compared with tamoxifen, which seals my allegiance to my AI to prevent metastatic disease.

In this body of navigable water, the amount of land to be dug and excavated was similar to what would be the case in Panama, but with major advantages, such as greater proximity to the principle ports of the United States and a less dense rainforest, and therefore, a lower recurrence of fatal diseases.

Multiple gestations were associated with an increased risk of pre-eclampsia (12%) and with a lower recurrence of pregnancy.

The most striking result was the lower recurrence of total affective episodes and excited (manic/mixed) episodes in PPO bipolar I disorder.

In our study, the EHPM group was older, and these patients presented with more accompanying comorbidities, various etiologies of liver disease, preserved liver function, and lower recurrences of HCC but higher mortality rates compared to the non-EHPM group.

However, our results support the majority of the published results linking TReg cells with favourable outcome in CRC (Salama et al, 2009; Frey et al, 2010), as high FoxP3+ T-cell count had the highest association with lower recurrences of all the individual cell markers and FoxP3+ T cells clustered along with other T cells in hierarchical clustering analysis.

In spite of the latter, no technique is free of complications and the confluent tunnel technique presents a lower recurrence rate of instability than the suture technique (3.3 % vs. 4.8 %) (Shah et al. 2012).

In another group of patients with 106 high-grade intracranial stenotic lesions treated with a drug-eluting coronary stent (DES), a substantially lower recurrence rate of 3.8%% could be achieved with an acceptable procedural complication rate of 0.9%%.

There were fewer infections in the Foley group and a lower recurrence rate of IUAs as assessed using HSG [82].