Sentence examples for more frequent complete from inspiring English sources

Whether such a strategy will lead to more frequent complete loss of HLA expression remains to be seen.

Although our validation cohorts showed more favourable tumour characteristics and more frequent complete cytoreductive surgery than the original cohorts of Chi and Teramukai, the KM estimates for survival were lower.

The triple combination resulted in more frequent complete response of H146 xenografts and decreased median tumor growth, as compared with IR alone and all other groups including S44563 alone or IR+cisplatin alone (Supplementary Table 3).

From gefitinib paclitaxel combination studies on tumour xenograft models, they found that, in contrast to continuous administration of gefitinib, 2 days of gefitinib before paclitaxel was a most effective treatment giving significantly greater tumour regression and more frequent complete responses than the other schedule.

Serum creatinine within normal limits and no macroscopic tumour left after TUR-B was more frequent among complete responders albeit not reaching statistical significance (P=0.14 and 0.24).

However, allele losses seem far more frequent that complete Class I loss, again underscoring the potential of concurrent targeting of several or all relevant HLA restriction elements in the patient.

World Health Organization (WHO) reports that suicide attempts are up to 20 times more frequent than completed suicides.

These figures do not include the suicide attempts, which are up to 20 times more frequent than completed suicide (Kumar et al. (2013)).

Furthermore, attempted suicide is up to 10 40 times more frequent than completed suicide and is considered to be the most predictive clinical risk factor for subsequent suicide.

While the single training session acutely altered the muscle activity pattern so that less frequent periods of muscular relaxation were observed, the longitudinal change in muscle activity led to both longer and more frequent periods of complete muscular relaxation.

While resistance training acutely generates a more tense muscle activity pattern, the longitudinal changes are beneficial in terms of longer and more frequent periods of complete muscular relaxation and reduced pain.