Sentence examples for spontaneous outcome from inspiring English sources

In our present study predicting the spontaneous outcome of six of the seven patients not recovering spontaneously and receiving liver transplantation can only be assumed fatal.

For instance, Smith argues that the division of labor is the spontaneous outcome of the human "propensity to truck, barter, and exchange one thing for another" (14).

Secondly, when early recanalization (without an already extensive core) is documented, spontaneous outcome is invariably good so no aggressive therapy should be considered.

By ROC analysis the sensitivity and specificity of an ICG-PDR value ≤ 6.3%/min on study day 1 were 85.7% and 88.9%, respectively, for predicting a non spontaneous outcome in ALF.

This case highlights the possibility of steroid treatment as a therapeutic rescue in patients with hepatitis E. Further studies are required to evaluate whether steroid treatment has a supportive role for patients with HEV-induced acute liver injury and improves their spontaneous outcome.

If it were true, as we have mentioned more than once previously, that (functional, aesthetic, social) order did not, in the past evolution of the human species, constitute a spontaneous event but the outcome of a project, then we would need to devote some thought to this.

These findings suggest that quantitation of angiogenesis reflects the spontaneous clinical outcome of prostate cancer.

A similar relation was observed for the restoration of spontaneous circulation outcome, whereby feedback-off was associated with greater likelihood of restoration of spontaneous circulation during the first two randomisation periods and feedback-on was associated with greater likelihood of restoration of spontaneous circulation during subsequent randomisation periods.

The localized aspect of the software is the interesting wrinkle, and the one with the most potential for both spontaneous positive outcomes and trouble.

Therefore, emphasis has been placed on "spontaneous" "hard" outcomes.

In a smaller study, Mangia et al have assessed the impact of several protective Class II alleles on spontaneous viral outcomes in the context of the IFNL3 SNP rs1297860 in a small cohort of thalassemic HCV-exposed patients.