Sentence examples for progression faster from inspiring English sources

In addition, continuous efforts to develop appropriate drugs and formulations for infants and young children will need to be put in place to enable effective treatment of HIV infection when viral load is higher and disease progression faster.

In relapsing onset multiple sclerosis, the occurrence of at least two relapses during the first 2 years of multiple sclerosis and the presence of residual deficit from the first relapse made the disability progression faster during Phase 1.

These differences, coupled with the fact that men get infected at an older age and thereby experience disease progression faster than women, may help us understand why the rate of AIDS-related mortality in men is higher than in women in many places in Africa [ 11, 12], underlining the need to explore the causes of men's relative disadvantage.

Neurologic disease progression was faster in the WSD group with a mean HbA1c>7.5%% (P = 0.031).

If the decline is exponential, and disease progression occurs faster, the benefit of moxonidine will be even greater as it appears to delay progression compared to nitrendipine.

Among the oldest old already found to have dementia at the baseline assessment, however, the rate of progression was faster among APOE ε4 carriers [ 76].

Radiographic progression was faster in the small subgroup of CCP2-negative and CFFCP1-positive patients than in those negative for both autoantibodies.

Another main finding of our study was that CIMT progression was faster in men than women, which was in keeping with other studies [ 24, 31].

Finally, mean joint damage progression was faster in anaemia after selection of patients with DAS28ESR defined remission at their last observation (p=0.026, data not shown).

The erosion progression was fast in the conditions of small jet diameter and large concrete inclination angle, and it was significantly faster in the erosion by metallic melt jet than by oxidic melt jet.

Her career progression was fast but it was also meritorious".