Sentence examples for rapid amelioration from inspiring English sources
However, given the rapid amelioration of cognitive deficits in Ts65Dn mice by DAPT, we suggest that intellectual disability in young DS patients might also be treatable by Aβ-lowering drugs.
Recently it was shown that inhibiting C5aR resulted in more rapid amelioration of proteinuria than steroid in patients with ANCA-positive vasculitis [ 19].
An IgM-enriched formula administration coincided with a rapid amelioration of GBS and vasculitis to a complete recovery the next month after her discharge to a rehabilitation centre.
Empiric antimicrobial treatment, usually a tetracycline class antibiotic, will produce rapid amelioration of the clinical symptoms of scrub typhus and may also prevent fatal complications.
Initially, despite rapid amelioration of her general condition, no substantial improvement of renal function could be achieved and the patient needed hemodialysis treatment for 12 weeks.
Moreover, Sugimoto et al. demonstrated that IL-22 contributes to rapid amelioration of local inflammation associated with Th2-mediated colitis [ 39].
These transplants also achieved rapid and persistent amelioration of diabetes.
This phenomenon is unexplained but it could obviously be a consequence of the relatively rapid and uniform amelioration of genes with respect to DRA.
Moreover, the effects of climatic changes on the effective population sizes were more dramatic in northern than in southern regions, meaning that northern populations should bear the signature of a rapid demographic expansion following the climate amelioration, whereas southern populations should evidence marks of more stable, long-term effective population sizes.
This is in contrast to previous data reporting a rapid [ 7, 12, 15] and lasting [ 11] amelioration of gas exchange or respiratory mechanics impairment after TIP peptide inhalation.
Earlier detection of CIN by the novel urinary NGAL test method enables amelioration of renal injury by the introduction of rapid and intensified post-procedural (angiography) volume expansion.
