Sentence examples for mild relapse from inspiring English sources

Mr. Murphy has been suffering from insomnia, and as a result exhibits the following symptoms: fatigue, irritability, excessive daytime sleepiness, and a mild relapse of anxiety and depressive symptoms".

Therefore, VLP which did not remain stable after retention was not associated with the mild relapse of upper incisor protrusion.

Observing the test through a microscope, the stretching of the elastic during the test and a mild relapse at the end of each motion increment were noted.

Thus, not every mild relapse will generate costs even at the low management level.

Recently, two patients (patients 12 and 35) developed a mild relapse.

Mild relapse was defined by the use of topical treatments or commencement or dose increase of oral 5-aminosalicylate (5-ASA) while moderate relapse was defined by the use of oral steroids or recommencement of thiopurine.

The most remarkable feature of this case is the three mild relapses.

Over a period of 10 years, she experienced three mild relapses with return of anti-GBM antibodies, haematuria and slight elevations in serum creatinine level.

13– 15 For example, O'Brien et al estimated that the average costs for treating a relapse ranged from $243 for mild relapses requiring low-intensity care to $12,870 for severe relapses requiring high-intensity care including hospitalization (2002 US dollars), 15 which is equivalent to $353 and $18,686, respectively, in 2012 US dollars.

Furthermore, Darc−/− C57BL/6 maintained a milder chronic disease compared to wild-type C57BL/6 mice, and Darc−/− SJL mice completely recovered before developing a milder relapse when compared with wild-type SJL mice (Fig. 4).

Sometimes the septicemia takes a mild, chronic, relapsing form with no tendency toward meningitis; this is curable once it is diagnosed.