Sentence examples for relapse to the from inspiring English sources
The other worry is that young people might start with the harm-reduction option, believing it to be safer, then move to smoking, or that former smokers might relapse to the harm-reduction option and then go back to smoking.
Yes, a disruptive event like moving home or office provides a window of opportunity to change behaviour, but at the same time, the weeks following the move are a "window of opportunity to relapse" to the old behaviour.
Instead, it was the Knicks who silenced the crowd during a second-half performance that seemed like a relapse to the poor play of the past few seasons.
They have broken a taboo; they show that it is possible to do something good without sucking from the nipple of the past.' He smiled at this knowing relapse to the imagery of his acceptance speech at the Oscars, which scandalised Hollywood in 1988, and I realised what Clare Peploe might have meant when she told him why he deserved to be numbered among the spawn of the sheikh.
Extractions have an impact on the vertical skeletal dimension as shown in the present research study, but the possibility of relapse to the original dimension remains an issue to be clarified.
To identify genetic risk factors involved in relapse to the abuse of drugs in humans, it is essential for researchers to develop a reliable mouse model of relapse by extending well-established extinction-reinstatement procedures in rats.
The main tell was that he relapsed to the meme: "I know the news media would love it if... but that's just not true".
Patients who relapsed to the viscera showed worse rate of response (OR, 0.44) compared with those who relapsed to the bone (OR, 0.69) or to soft tissues (OR, 1).
Thus, CHIKV-specific IgG level averages increased from the recovery, passing through the relapsing, to the lingering group (P < 0.001).
The lung carcinoma was initially surgically treated, but relapsed to the mediastinum 17 months later, when the chordoma seemed to undergo slight secondary progression on Imatinib.
The intensity of the CHIK-R outcome increased with age, from the recovery, passing through the relapsing, to the lingering group (P < 0.001).
