Sentence examples for partially remitted from inspiring English sources

Fifty-two individuals with partially remitted depression were randomized into an 8-week MBCT course or a waitlist control condition.

Furthermore, our results give preliminary evidence for the potential of CR to reduce sub-depressive symptoms in patients who are partially remitted.

The secondary outcome category is the proportion of participants partially remitted.

Selection was done by their main mental health care provider (psychiatrist) taking into consideration the maximum variability of sampling in gender, work status, and clinical status (totally remitted, partially remitted, and nonremitted), consulting the patients' clinical records.

It is possible that the rise in involuntary admissions may be due to relapses or deteriorations becoming more frequent as shorter admissions become the norm and patients are discharged home when their condition has partially remitted.

The patient's manic symptoms were partially remitted by December 2010, and sodium valproate was later added to the treatment strategy in August 2011 (titrated to 800 mg/d by November 2011) to improve residual manic symptoms.

The abrupt onset of childhood narcolepsy with cataplexy, the acute movement disorder, the sudden weight gain and the hypersomnolence represent a unique and vanishing clinical framework that partially remits over time.

Significant independent predictors of poor outcome included eDC (for no improvement); sertraline treatment, eDC, and younger age (for nonresponse); sertraline treatment, eDC, and higher iBDI (for failure to partially remit); and younger age and higher iBDI (for failure to fully remit).

However, outcomes were better for dissociative motor disorders (ICD-10: F44.4), where 14 out of 30 (47%) patients recovered completely, 13 were partly remitted and 3 were discharged unchanged, than for dissociative convulsions (7 out of 25 recovered completely (28%), 7 were partially recovered and 11 remained unchanged).

Evaluate lisdexamfetamine dimesylate (LDX) augmentation of antidepressant monotherapy for executive dysfunction in partially or fully remitted major depressive disorder (MDD).

Overall, all patients had either partially or completely remitted, with none of the patients left with nephrotic range proteinuria.