Sentence examples for pre-existing increased from inspiring English sources

HQ exposure and pre-existing increased Ras signaling could increase the likelihood of leukemic transformation.

Metabolic disorders that make a patient prone to hyperglycaemia are a subject of speculation, but almost certainly include pre-existing increased insulin resistance and dysfunction of beta cells.

The prevalence rate of pre-existing diabetes increased from 0.4%to0.6%6%, representing an increase of 50% over the study period and there was little difference between the crude and age-standardised estimates (figure 1A).

Moran, for his part, said, "We must now start fresh with an open legislative process to develop innovative solutions that provide greater personal choice, protections for pre-existing conditions, increased access and lower overall costs for Kansans".

Having diabetes (especially pre-existing) clearly increased the risk of several adverse pregnancy risk factors and outcomes, similar to previously reported results for non-Indigenous women [ 26].

In conclusion, our large population-based study provides additional evidence that pre-existing diabetes increased risk of total mortality among colorectal cancer patients.

Pre-existing diabetes increased risk of total mortality among patients with colorectal cancer, especially among cancer patients who had diabetes with complications.

Regarding hyperlipidaemia, statin treatment at inclusion (which can be considered a proxy for pre-existing hyperlipidaemia) increased the CV risk whilst a high HDL level decreased the hazard at statistical levels that were close to significance.

For example, in the UK Prospective Diabetes Study, it was reported that between 1996/1997 and 2000/2001, aspirin use in patients without pre-existing CVD increased from 17to31%1% (P< 0.0001) (Cull et al, 2004).

The rates of gestational diabetes and pre-existing diabetes increased with age (Table 1) and in subjects aged ≥ 35 years old, the rates of gestational diabetes and pre-existing diabetes were 7.1 11.3% and 4.1 4.7%, respectively, over the 3-year study period.

In stratified analyses, pre-existing AF increased mortality in ICU patients aged <55 years (adjusted RR at 30 days 1.73, 95%% CI 1.29 2.32; adjusted RR at 365 days 1.34, 95%% CI 1.06 1.69) and in ICU patients treated with mechanical ventilation (adjusted RR at 30 days 1.12, 95%% CI 1.05 1.20, adjusted RR at 365 days 1.09, 95%% CI: 1.04 1.15).