The veneration of confessors (i.e., those who had not denied their belief in Christ but had not been martyred), bishops, popes, early Church Fathers, and ascetics who had led a godlike life was established soon after cessation of the persecutions.
Similar effects have been found previously in direct comparisons of plasma and salivary cortisol concentrations [34], and exercise studies report that the sCort peak trails the pCort peak, which is usually found soon after cessation of exercise [33].
Lipohypertrophy generally regresses soon after cessation of insulin injection, whereas localized amyloidosis does not.
The risk of stroke declines soon after cessation among smokers regardless of age.
They relieve itch and inflammation quickly, but the risk for AD relapse soon after cessation of treatment is high.
These patients developed rapidly progressive disease (mean time=59 days) in the peripheral blood soon after cessation of investigational therapy, highlighting the potential importance of these agents in limiting disease progression without necessarily eliminating bulk disease (Supplementary Figure 2).
Patient C3, who presented with a rapid and florid relapse soon after cessation of previous chemotherapy, had a partial response to the combination of further chemotherapy and V γ9V δ2 T cell/zoledronate infusions.
Experimental rats were sacrificed either soon after cessation of the noise stimulus or 24 hr later by decapitation, to avoid the interference of deep anesthesia with DNA integrity, and the adrenal gland was immediately dissected.
7 9 In patients with AS, studies have found that response to TNF antagonists may be sustained over several years, but that response is lost soon after cessation of treatment.
Many of the negative health effects have been shown to be reversed or at least improved soon after cessation [ 4, 41, 42], for example elevation of NK activity (which is suppressed in smokers) is detectable within one month of smoking cessation [ 43].
