Sentence examples for more active clinical from inspiring English sources

In that study, those on DMARDs (including methotrexate) were more likely to have erosive joint damage after one year, indicating that more aggressive medication use tends to be instituted in those with more active clinical disease.

There are more active clinical trials ongoing than ever before and many investigators are optimistic that new preventive and therapeutic options will emerge over the next decade [ 6, 7].

More active efforts for clinical application of these principles should be supported.

A more active attitude toward clinical IR, together with effective public relations, might establish a more solid fundament for UFE treatment in the future.

Furthermore, MGP levels were significantly higher in non-diabetic patients with IHD compared to patients with T2D without clinical IHD, implying that the calcification process seems more active in conditions with clinical atherosclerosis, but obviously also active in conditions with increased risk of media and intima calcification as in T2D when compared to healthy subjects.

To help patients take a more active role in important clinical decisions, decision aids based on latest research evidence are being developed by several centres (for example the Ottawa Health Decision Center in Canada and the Foundation for Informed Medical Decision Making in the USA).

The limited success is a result of different reasons including limitations of the current protein quantitative methods (discussed below) and the lack of more active collaborations between proteomic and clinical committees [2,5].

This observation reflects that there are many more active lesions in the brain than clinical relapses.

However, the content of the clinical guidelines advocate more active (exercise) approaches that may be more familiar to physiotherapists than chiropractors.

Our preliminary data suggest that fCAL-positive AS patients have more active disease, a finding with significant clinical implications if verified in other studies.

More active recruitment of the elderly in clinical trials is needed to provide better evidence-based management of constipation in this population.