Sentence examples for permanent progression from inspiring English sources

Patients with CFRD FH− are at risk for permanent progression to CFRD FH+.

Days following permanent progression to exclusive oral intake were excluded from the calculation of EN adequacy.

Days following permanent progression to exclusive oral intake were excluded from the calculation of total nutrition and EN adequacy.

Energy and protein intake, deficit, and the percentage of prescribed nutritional requirements that was met were calculated from all sources over all days before permanent progression to exclusive oral intake.

Researchers reported a 53 percent reduction in relapses in patients taking it and a greater than 30 percent reduction of permanent disability progression over a two-year period.

However, in sensitivity analyses, limiting to only HD studies which could significantly reduce heterogeneity among the included studies, HD appeared to increase CI-AKI risk (RR 1.61; 95% CI, 1.13 2.28) but had no effect on the need for permanent RRT or progression to end-stage renal disease (RR 1.47; 95% CI, 0.56 3.89) [ 51] (Table 4).

Contrast-enhanced MRI is able to depict synovial thickening and enhancement, joint fluid, bone marrow oedema as well as damage to cartilage and bone and is therefore potentially a powerful imaging tool in the assessment of joint inflammation and the progression of permanent joint damage.

Trade unions want the government to make a new body for the evaluation of higher education and research fully operational, and they want a dialog about researchers' working conditions, including the situation of researchers and technicians on short-term contracts, the career progression of permanent staff, the place of women in research, and professional burnout.

Progression to permanent AF has been described by Hoogsteen et al. in 17% of individuals in an observational series.

These data support current 'comprehensive' treatment strategies for the prevention of AF in general and for the prevention of progression to permanent AF.

DMTs aim to reduce the frequency and severity of relapses, extend the time intervals between relapses and slow progression to permanent disability [ 2].