However, notably there was significant benefit for TDM-based arm as gauged by less clinical flares during the trial compared the standard treatment, indicating the superiority of the proactive approach over the reactive one in maintaining real enduring remission without disease relapses.
The inferential performance of this methodology is analyzed by means of an extensive study of simulated data and real data consisting of leukemia remission times.
Larger trials and longer follow-up are awaited in order to assess the real impact of the higher remission rate on long-term results.
Further RCTs on early SSc are needed to assess the real efficacy of CYC in inducing remission and increasing survival.
Mr. Howard leads us into its infernal reality without posting a sign on the door, and the character's way out of it seems at least metaphorically true to the real Mr. Nash's account of his remission.
Mr. Charles, whose real name was Robert Charles Guidry, had diabetes and was in remission from kidney cancer, his publicist, Karen Johnson, said in confirming his death.
While the principles of vaccine design can be developed in mouse models, the real operative test is in the clinic, using patients in temporary remission.
Their symptoms can spontaneously resurface after a period of remission or client motivation can decay as mandates of the real world supersede the importance placed on therapy.
For a stretch, his cancer had gone into remission, but Sager announced in a interview with HBO's "Real Sports" in March that it had returned.
