Sentence examples for more severe baseline from inspiring English sources

The adjusted risk of systemic complications increased with age and was much higher in patients with more severe baseline gallstones, whereas no clear age or severity-related differences in risk emerged with regard to surgical-related 30-day complications, once other cofactors were taken into account.

Changes from baseline to week 24 in the nine SIB domain scores were analyzed in the intent-to-treat (ITT) population (baseline MMSE 0 to 20), in patients with more severe baseline AD (MMSE 0 to 16), and in severity strata based on baseline MMSE scores (0 to 5, 6 to 10, 11 to 15, 16 to 20).

Post hoc analysis of changes from baseline to week 24 in individual SIB domain scores was performed in the overall ITT population (all MMSE scores 0 to 20), in the cohort of patients with more severe baseline impairment (MMSE 0 to 16 at baseline), and in further severity strata based on baseline MMSE (0 to 5, 6 to 10, 11 to 15, and 16 to 20).

We speculate that changes caused by ETS in severe asthmatics may be less evident because those patients start from a more severe baseline.

Patients with more severe baseline CHD had better adherence.

Treatment differences were more marked in those with more severe baseline symptoms (P<0.001).

In this large sample, MS occur frequently (34%), they are more severe at baseline and have a worse functional prognosis than PM.

Analysis of the HADS and prominent symptoms results reveals that symptoms of depression were more severe at baseline in Turkey compared with Sweden.

Cluster 4, which was comprised of more psychotic patients, with more severe mania baseline scores, and less severe depressive scores responded to treatment with either divalproex or olanzapine similar to the psychotic mania subtype described by Swann et al [ 3].

These contradictory findings of the trial reported by Pár et al. [ 8] may be related to randomization bias because patients in the silymarin group exhibited more negative predictors of response; for example, these patients were older with higher fibrosis score and showed more severe pretreatment baseline oxidative stress than those in the placebo group [ 8].

However, in patients with more severe stroke at baseline (defined as NIHSS>2), baseline MoCA and MMSE had a significant and moderately large incremental predictive value to the baseline NIHSS for mRS scores at 3 6 months (MMSE: R changes=0.021, p=0.010; MoCA: R changes=0.017, p=0.021).