Sentence examples for more rapid regression from inspiring English sources

Although L. plantarum induced a lesser immune response than L. lactis, the L. plantarum vaccination resulted in a much more rapid regression of tumors (Cortes-Perez et al. 2007).

In a small clinical trial carried out in Italy, Girbino and colleagues showed a more rapid regression of bronchial inflammation in participants treated with amoxicillin (one 1 g tablet twice daily) and a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (one 700 mg tablet of morniflumate twice daily) compared with those treated only with antibiotic.

Consistent with that notion, aspirin in the drinking water, in combination with treatment with anti-PD-1 monoclonal antibody, promoted much more rapid tumor regression and eradication of BrafV600E melanoma cells than anti-PD-1 alone.

Motor regression was significantly more rapid with decreasing doses of bupivacaine.

In BRAF V600E/PTEN-null GEMM models, the combination of the BRAF inhibitor LGX818 with the PI3K inhibitor BKM-120 was associated with a more rapid and durable pattern of tumour regression compared with LGX818 alone (Marsh Durban et al, 2013).

Tumours showing rapid regression following radiotherapy are also significantly more likely to metastasise (Glynn et al, 1989).

Rapid regression of soft tissue swelling even after surgical tumour resection may contribute to more prominent morphological distortion, especially in the face, possibly leading to a worsening of the psychological aspects of HRQoL.

However, the slope of the regression was higher (and closer to 1) for luminance than chromatic gratings, indicating a more rapid decline of responses to high spatial frequencies for luminance gratings.

Subsequent to intervention the PP group showed a more rapid and significant increase of oxygenation index in comparison with the KT group as the equations of linear regression show: y[PPV] = 4.4618 × X + 188.72 and y[KT] = 3.9349 × X + 160.47.

In multiple regression analysis, Alu hypomethylation was associated with lower lung function, and LINE-1 hypomethylation was associated with more rapid lung function decline in a cohort of older and primarily white men from North America.

But Ford is making more rapid progress.