Sentence examples for reflects disease from inspiring English sources
CT and in particular MR angiography are able to demonstrate vessel wall oedema, which reflects disease activity [46].
Markers exist to adjust crude death rates for injury severity: observed over expected deaths (O/E) adjust for injury; Case Mix Index (CMI) reflects disease burden, and Severity of Illness (SOI) measures organ dysfunction.
The two direct signs of PUD include focal discontinuity of the mucosal hyperenhancement, which reflects disease reaching the muscularis mucosa, and identification of luminal outpouching: the latter corresponds to the ulcer crater which extends through and beyond the gastroduodenal wall (Figs. 2, 3 and 4).
We used current clinical status, and not each patient's given CDC classification, which reflects disease history, since many participants were clinically healthier than the given CDC category would indicate.
Furthermore, CRP could be an informative biomarker that reflects disease progression and efficacy of therapeutic intervention.
Numerous studies suggest that the DAS28 reflects disease activity [ 5, 24].
Nevertheless, it seems certain that this also reflects disease-specific pharmacological actions for example, Raf kinase inhibition is therapeutic in LRRK2-based PD models, but ineffective in α-synuclein and 6-OHDA-based PD models [60].
The variation in costs also reflects disease-specific differences in management; e.g. IHD and ESRD include hospitalization and expensive procedures, whereas hypertension is primarily managed as an outpatient with inexpensive medications.
Studies of larger patient populations would be required to confirm this finding and to assess whether this reflects disease-specific co-expression patterns, differences in the amount or quality of systemic inflammation or confounding effects of therapy.
A novel finding was that remoteness of residence and socioeconomic disadvantage uniquely predicted poorer outcomes for the colorectal specific quality of life domain that reflects disease-specific iatrogenic effects.
This exception reflects diseases that contribute to CCI with a weight of 6.
