Sentence examples for progress to require from inspiring English sources
However, many people with diabetes progress to require antidiabetic medications.
However, many patients will progress to require additional therapies (combination oral agents and/or insulin).
Such information could serve to better predict which patients may benefit from current medical therapy or are more likely to progress to requiring surgical intervention, as well as inform the choice of new medical approaches targeting novel pathways.
Many of the tumors that showed static somatic evolution and low methylation score changes progressed to require treatment quickly (<2 years).
Severe community-acquired pneumonia (CAP), defined as pneumonia acquired in the community area that rapidly progresses to require ICU admission, is a major infectious cause of hospitalization and mortality [ 1].
He developed proliferative retinopathy, severe autonomic neuropathy with symptomatic gastroparesis, and diabetic nephropathy that progressed to requiring hemodialysis 11 months before the transplant evaluation.
The initiation of injectable therapy may represent an important milestone for the patient from both a clinical and personal point of view: in addition to the knowledge that their condition has progressed to requiring injectable therapy, the patient may be fearful of injections and side effects.
We examined separately the subset of patients who reached endpoint, and found that the differences between final and baseline scores for pS129 and pS129/α-syn ratio were somewhat larger, indicating that the changes are more pronounced in the subset of subjects that progressed to requiring levodopa therapy (Table 2; Figure 1).
Real social progress seems to require that combination - strong social movements and open political doors.
Such findings suggest that participants were 2.5-fold more likely to die than to progress to ESRD requiring dialysis.
Regarding kidney disease, most of them had a severely impaired renal function, and should potentially progress to ESRD requiring a renal therapy replacement or die.
