Sentence examples for more frequent flares from inspiring English sources

This led him to wonder about life on planets around red dwarf, or "M," stars, which are slightly smaller and fainter than the Sun (and not presently included on the target lists of SETI astronomers) but that are prone to more frequent flares.

Decreased HRQOL was associated with more frequent flares and presence of tophi.

More frequent flares (≥ 3) were associated with additional decrements in SF-6D utilities, after adjustment for age, gender, and length of diagnosis (p = 0.001).

Suboptimal management of AD leads to more frequent flares and greater likelihood of exposure to medications like systemic corticosteroids, cyclosporine, or other immunosuppressants with higher toxicity risks [ 42].

More frequent flares (≥ 4) were also associated with lower MCS (p < 0.05); those with 3 or more flares also had lower PCS scores (p < 0.05).

SF-12 MCS, PCS, and SF-6D health utilities were all statistically significantly lower in patients with more frequent flares (all p < 0.001).

However, interestingly, we confirm here that ADAMTS13 activity is of prognostic value since an acquired enzyme deficiency on presentation is associated with more frequent flare up episodes of the disease despite intensive treatment (for review, see [10]).

Although a HELLP syndrome is considerably more frequent, ruling out a flare of atypical haemolytic and uremic syndrome (HUS) is then of utmost importance.

The eruptions were surprisingly fierce: about 30 times more powerful and 300 times more frequent than the most intense flares unleashed by our sun today.

(3) The authors studied patients with gout seeking medical care, thereby potentially selecting those with more severe or frequent flare-ups of gout; this, in turn, may have overestimated the prevalence of CKD among gout patients.

In comparisons to patients with frequent flares (2 or more), patients with either 0 flares or 1 flare had significantly lower average and median follow-up gout-related total costs (all p values<0.001).