Sentence examples for may remit from inspiring English sources

We need to be able to predict who will fall into this category, who may remit spontaneously (or do well on nonmedicinal regimens), and who needs a more assertive treatment regimen.

The announced restoration of diplomatic ties includes some measures that will lessen the economic effects of el bloqeuo for many people here, notably quadrupling the amount of money their émigré relatives may remit home from the States, from five hundred to two thousand dollars per quarter.

Earlier cohorts may remit less than more recent arrivals because they may no longer have close family members in Cuba.

Finally, people may remit simply because the mere act of giving provides them utility or to comply with social norms (Jensen 2003).

For example, other siblings may remit more to the household because they have higher levels of education and/or live in a destination with higher income levels.

Certain primary headaches may remit in a certain period, but the remission rate of headaches at short-term follow-up cannot be considered indicative of a resolution pattern in the absence of parallel, long-term studies.

Although asthma may start at any time in life, the majority begins in early childhood [ 3], and, although it may spontaneously remit, longitudinal studies reveal that later relapses frequently occur [ 4].

These estimates are based on life‐time prevalence data, which may underestimate the burden, since epilepsy is associated with considerable mortality early after the onset of seizures and it may spontaneously remit (Sander, 1990; Kwan & Sander, 2004; Carpio et al., 2005; Diop et al., 2005), leading to poor recall of seizure events (Sillanpaa et al., 2008).

I hope some of them may be remitted.

Additionally, to minimise unobserved heterogeneity that may affect remitting behaviour, households are classified according to whether they are eligible or ineligible for Seguro Popular.

Another possible explanation for these findings is that if swimming pool attendance causes asthma and wheezing at an early age [ 24], children at 12 years of age may have remitted from wheezing while retaining the asthma diagnosis into school age.