Sentence examples for major or partial from inspiring English sources

During 12 months of follow-up study 13/40 and 11/40 achieved major or partial clinical response manifested by significant improvement in renal function, decrease in SLEDAI (Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Disease Activity Index) and BILAG (British Isles Lupus Assessment Group) scoring.

In the Cox analysis, either with any reason for revision or with infection as endpoint, no effect of the time interval between the primary operation and revision on the outcome of the revision was found, either for all procedures as a group or when the analyses were performed stratified for 2-stage, 1-stage, major, or minor partial revision procedures.

Major complications included total or partial flap necrosis, major wound of dehiscence more than one- third of the incision length,and persistent dead space.

Macroscopically involved adjacent organs were resected en bloc using major hepatectomy, pancreatoduodenectomy, partial gastrectomy, partial duodenal resection, partial colon resection, and/or portal vein/hepatic arterial resection and reconstruction as long as R0 resection was expected.

Indeed, 12 of the 33 transsexuals (4 of 14 FtM and 8 of 19 MtF) were diagnosed with a previous mood or anxiety disorder (i.e., dysthymic disorder, major depressive disorder in full or partial remission, or social phobia) according to the Structural Clinical Interview for DSM-IV Disorders.

Allen et al. (2009) studied twenty patients in full or partial remission from major depressive disorder twelve months after MBCT.

Furthermore, experts on regulation have noted that Carter's full or partial deregulation of four major U.S. industries was much more consequential than Reagan's reducing enforcement of existing regulations.

Diagnosis of the complete form of the HELLP syndrome requires the presence of all 3 major components, while partial or incomplete HELLP syndrome consists of only 1 or 2 elements of the triad (H or EL or LP) [ 3, 7, 8, 10].

(There were two major, if partial, exceptions to this prevailing feature: the success of horse archers in the great Eurasian Steppe during late classical times, and the decisive use in the 4th century bc of shock cavalry by the armies of Philip II of Macedon and his son Alexander the Great.

Overall, major and partial responses were observed in 7/12 patients with aggressive SM, 3/3 smoldering SM, 17/19 indolent SM, 2/3 cutaneous mastocytosis but in none of the patients with SM associated with another myeloid malignancy.

In Fig. 1D, early passage L. major showed partial colocalization of GFP- and RFP-fluorescent vesicles in HASPB18 GFP C3S parasites, in contrast to the lack of colocalization observed in HASPB18 GFP cells (Fig. 1C), suggesting that a proportion of the non-palmitoylated reporter protein is associated with this compartment.