Sentence examples for more stringent disease from inspiring English sources

Because Boolean criteria do not allow such variability in the subcriteria scores as does DAS28, at any timepoint fewer patients fulfil Boolean remission due to the originally more stringent disease activity criteria.

The 3-class model offers a more stringent definition of disease, backed by three of the four tests (not the Pap test) and a prevalence rate of disease (CIN2+/HGSIL+ or cancer) for class three more consistent with that calculated using colposcopy/biopsy as the reference standard (around 10percentt).

Our measurements of period prevalence (29.3 and 41.3 cases/100,000 persons) were substantially higher than observed in Oregon (8.6/100.000), probably partially because of the shorter period (2 years) and more stringent definition for disease (medical records review) used in the Oregon study (5 ).

Although originally defined by a disease activity score in 28 joints (DAS28) <2.6, more stringent criteria may imply the absence of disease activity.

The organization said there were nearly 1,000 fewer donations per month than in recent years, as well as more stringent screening for blood-borne diseases and rising demand for blood nationally and among the state's hospitals.

This is for two important reasons: first our disease surveillance is more stringent, and second Ebola kills or immobilises its host before they have much of a chance to spread it.

The specifics of a particular rare disease may warrant more stringent monitoring of data; this should be addressed by the ethics oversight committee of the specific LSDB.

More stringent regulations and education about the disease are needed as agricultural retail products that bypass inspection and purchasing meat via informal markets without knowledge on the condition of the animal may increase risk.

The major issue with the use of adjuvants for human vaccines is the concern on the potential toxicity and adverse side-effects of most of the adjuvant formulations since prophylactic vaccines are used to prevent illness, not treat diseases and much more stringent regulation is applied.

Increasing postulation for early diagnosis and aggressive treatment has created a demand for more stringent measures of response, especially remission in disease development.

More stringent criteria may ensure further resolution of disease activity and better longterm radiographic outcome, which supports earlier intervention with biologic therapy in RA.