Sentence examples for more recently diagnosed from inspiring English sources

Non-respondents were more recently diagnosed and less often diagnosed with stage I disease.

Twelve of the patients have been discharged from the hospital, and the six whose illness was more recently diagnosed are all in stable condition, said Sal Schiliro, director of media relations for the hospital.

Short-term survival of more recently diagnosed patients is included (see Brenner and Gefeller (1996)).

They were more recently diagnosed, which may explain their lower disability scores, and why they report less impact from RA.

Many participants felt that the programme would be particularly useful for those who were more recently diagnosed.

In our study, first-time attendees were increasingly more likely to have been more recently diagnosed with diabetes.

Recently, Scher and colleagues [ 49] assessed the complete subgingival microbiota by pyrosequencing and detected P. gingivalis more frequently in recently diagnosed, never-treated RA patients (n = 25) in comparison with established RA patients or healthy controls; this finding, however, could be explained by the higher prevalence of severe periodontitis in those patients.

Patients receiving a rhythm-control strategy were younger, had a lower resting heart rate, were more frequently symptomatic, and were more likely to have recently diagnosed AF or paroxysmal AF compared to patients receiving a rate-control strategy.

Our findings also indicate that women who had more recently been diagnosed with ovarian cancer present higher psychological morbidity (Norton et al, 2004).

Those with non-western background were more likely to be recently diagnosed with Chlamydia, HIV and syphilis; and those, who did not want to reveal their ethnic background, with gonorrhoea.

Women who were recently diagnosed were more worried about their future (P = 0.037), and complained of more breast symptoms (P = 0.044) and were more upset by the loss in their hair (P = 0.035).