Sentence examples for over recurrence from inspiring English sources

Finally, cancer-specific domains had a good correlation with values of 0.53 for appearance concerns and 0.60 in the distress over recurrence domain.

There are also 4 Cancer-specific, appearance concerns (4 items), financial problems (4 items), distress over recurrence (4 items) and family-related distress (3 items).

The baseline number of AEDs (and potentially the degree of medication side effects) was, however, higher in this group with unchanged AEDs compared to that where AEDs were stopped, suggesting that the need to reduce side effects may have been mitigated by concerns over recurrence risk with higher baseline seizure severity.

The first-order factors are negative feelings (NF), positive feelings (PF), cognitive problems (CP), sexual problems (SP), pain (PN), fatigue (FG), social avoidance (SA), appearance concerns (AC), financial problems (FP), distress over recurrence (DOR), family-related distress (FRD), and benefits of cancer (BOC).

The second approach is not truly a preventive one but offers the advantages of minimizing antibiotic exposure while giving the patient a high level of control over recurrences.

In fact, the majority of PGL recommendations were oriented to avoid invasive surgery, over-treatment, recurrence, or patient anxiety (i.e., avoid mastectomy in pT1 unifocal, avoid more than one surgery after diagnosis, avoid dissection in CIS patients).

Robinson expressed concern over a recurrence of the groin problem that ruined Sykora's sophomore season after a sensational year as a rookie.

Both reviews by Yang et al. [123] and Linde et al. [124] conclude that verum acupuncture may have a higher effect than sham acupuncture over migraine recurrence, but rigorous RCTs are needed.

Similar cases are numerous, and it will be difficult to doubt that hereditary predisposition exerts some influence over the recurrence of this deformity in children whose parents or ancestors have been affected by it.

In this study, we analyze the up-regulated genes (over-expressed in 'early recurrence' group) and down-regulated genes (over-expressed in 'late recurrence' group) separately.

Although the 5-year survival rate reached over 50%, the recurrence rate remained high, reaching over 80% at the fifth year after surgical resection [ 5, 6].