Sentence examples for more stable disease from inspiring English sources

Individuals with an LIAVA haplotype may be predicted to have congenital disease and a more stable disease course.

For more stable disease, patients may be managed by this health care provider, with less frequent follow-up by the rheumatologist.

Therefore, the study design provides us with a valuable opportunity to obtain information on the effects of roflumilast in patients with more stable disease, who have not previously been investigated [ 3].

One possible explanation for these findings could be that optimal treatment strategies that effectively control RA symptoms as well as CVD risk are more likely to be achieved with longer disease duration, and as a result the patient will have more stable disease, better myocardial perfusion and lower CVD risk.

Several other arguments can be brought up supporting radiochemotherapy before any surgical resection: Likelihood of R0 resections due to tumor shrinkage, selection of patients with more stable disease for surgery, treatment of micrometastases at an earlier stage and treatment of tissue not modified by surgery and potentially more sensitive to chemotherapy and radiation [ 9, 16, 17].

They come in two forms, he found, with different shapes: a normal uninfectious form that all animals and people have that is particularly abundant in the brain (it is encoded by a prion protein gene) and a more stable disease-causing form.

23 As such, LP/LNP distribution is likely to be more stable than disease distribution.

Estimating change in EQ-5D and SF-6D scores in patients with more stable established disease was more accurate.

A protective effect of antimalarial use against MetS has been demonstrated by other groups with more stable, mild disease.

By contrast, 33% of kidney cancer patients in one Sutent clinical trial showed a response, and 40% more had stable disease.

At the time of publication, five of eight evaluable patients had an objective response that lasted 1 year of more, and stable disease lasting at least 24 weeks was observed in an additional nine patients (27%).