Sentence examples for mean recurrence rate from inspiring English sources

The severity and poor prognosis of BD reflect the high rate of recurrence, with a mean recurrence rate of 60% within 2 years of an index episode, despite medications (Geddes and Miklowitz 2013).

Haycox et al (1997) reviewed the world-wide literature and found a mean recurrence rate of 2.4% from a total of 169 reported cases.

To calculate the sample size of the intervention and control group, we combined rudimentary findings from previous randomised controlled trials (RCT's), which resulted in a mean recurrence rate of 33%% after 2 years of follow-up versus 67%% in the control group (active and non-active control).

A review of naturalistic studies with 2 2.5 years of follow-up determined a mean depressive recurrence rate of 55.7%% (Vazquez et al. 2015), as compared to 48.2 % within 2 years in the current study.

Zagrodnik et al (2003) reviewed the efficacy of radiotherapy in 154 patients with BCC (181 tumours, many of which were at high risk) and found a mean overall 5-year recurrence rate of 15.8%.

Among surgical modalities, the weighted mean local treatment failure or recurrence rate ranged from 4.6%to21.3%3%.

After a mean follow-up of 38.7 months, recurrence rate was similar between the 2 groups (P = 1.00).

After a mean follow-up of 38.7 months, recurrence rate appeared similar between those with ePTH and without ePTH at 6 months.

These lesions were larger lesions with greater numbers of anatomically hostile features including vascular invasion and we think that this is an acceptable recurrence rate given the mean follow up period.

High-grade gliomas including glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) are among the most malignant and aggressive of tumors, and have a very poor prognosis and high recurrence rate with a mean survival time of less than 2 years even with the recent development of an intensive temozolomide (TMZ -based TMZ -basedprotreatment, 2].

In a large study on late recurrences of Cushing's disease after initial successful surgery, 215 patients were followed for a mean of 45 months, and the actuarial recurrence rate after 5 years was 25.5 % [ 10].