Sentence examples for over relapse from inspiring English sources

"I think there is abundant evidence to support a conclusion that part of what you see upon the cessation of antipsychotics is a withdrawal syndrome, and yet is chalked up to the disorder". Bob's emphasis on withdrawal over relapse is theory based and unsupported by empirical evidence.

The prominence of exogenous re-infection over relapse in this patient with meningitis shows that current therapy for meningitis in The Gambia is effective.

Lifetime health gains were estimated (in quality-adjusted life years, where possible), based on evidence of effectiveness of HRLAs in combination with published estimates of the lifetime health gains resulting from lifestyle changes, and assumptions over relapse.

While both intervention groups fared better than the control group, the results did not favour the Seeking Safety intervention over relapse prevention, with overall slightly better outcomes with relapse prevention [ 20].

By Steve Coll August 10, 2017 In Nigeria, one anti-corruption campaigner fears that if the era of U.S.-led U.S.-ledency initransparencyover, the relapse winitiativesk.

But more than that, I was once again plagued with feelings of pain and guilt over relapsing.

This end point was preferred over relapse-free survival because relapse may be local and treated accordingly.

They were both determined "to refashion the Justice Department into the least political, most independent part of the executive branch". It took only a brief political breath for the next AG in line to preside over a serious relapse.

Kinzly woke up, filled with shame over his relapse when he realized what had happened.

When deciding which specimen to keep, the following priorities were made: Surgery biopsy, primary, verified and exome seq had priority over xenograft, relapse, unverified and RNA-Seq, respectively.

A classic analysis of over 300 relapse episodes implicated negative emotional states, conflict with others, and social pressure to use in nearly 75percentt of the relapses studied (Cummings et al. 1980).