Sentence examples for more favourable disease from inspiring English sources

Carriers of parkin mutations have a more favourable disease course compared to sporadic PD patients: although onset is generally earlier, disease progression is significantly slower and the response to dopaminergic treatment better than in sporadic PD [18], [19].

Early intervention in RA is associated with a more favourable disease course [ 1, 2].

This is intuitive, as the T1/T2 group with a more favourable disease is expected to have a lower rate of lymph node metastases.

These changes suggest a rapid change to a more favourable disease state directly after initiation of PRRT, which persists during follow-up.

Benign osteoblastomas with the same progenitor cells, but a much more favourable disease course, are not characterised by an increase in cell cycle but by a decrease in components of canonical Wnt signalling.

The positive prognostic role of previous surgery on primary tumour is probably linked to a more favourable disease course in patients presenting with resectable tumour; in fact, biology may differ in localised and unresectable or metastatic disease at diagnosis.

On the contrary, increased expression of ALDH1 in ovarian cancer correlates with more favourable disease-free and overall survival [ 18].

Importantly, patients with completely resected types B2, B3 and C and adjuvant radiotherapy had more favourable disease-free and overall survival as compared with those without adjuvant radiotherapy.

Patients with completely resected types B2, B3 and C and adjuvant radiotherapy (n=57) had more favourable disease-free and overall survival as compared with those without adjuvant treatment (n=20) (P=0.015, 0.015, respectively).

This is the first intervention study to show that modest improvements in the protein-calorie intake of pregnant women and young children may result in a more favourable cardiovascular disease risk factor profile among populations with prevalent undernutrition.

For example, higher levels of physical activity in children are associated with more favourable cardiovascular disease risk factors, whereas excessive levels of sedentary behaviour have the reverse effect. 1 2 Physical activity can also benefit psychological health by aiding in the prevention of anxiety and depressive symptoms and contributing to the improvement of self-esteem.