Sentence examples for stage of the condition from inspiring English sources

In people with head and neck cancer, the more optimistic reported a better quality of life regardless of the stage of the condition.

The Dominantly Inherited Alzheimer Network, based at Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis, Missouri, is running trials in individuals with mutations in APP, PSEN1 or PSEN2 to determine the safety and efficacy of interventions at this early stage of the condition.

A second Areds study looking at fish oils and other nutrients is undergoing testing to determine if it is safe and effective at reducing the risk of progression of A.M.D. in people who already have an earlier stage of the condition.

In this report, we have described the application of this non-invasive tool from the acute to resolved stage of the condition, suggesting that, similar to other conditions which affect the retinal pigment epithelium, autofluorescence has a role in monitoring disease progression [9].

Despite variations in the definition of scores, all indices give higher scores when dentine is exposed, thus, indicating a more severe stage of the condition.

The complete AV block in Kearns-Sayre syndrome may also be associated less commonly with ventricular tachycardia, torsade de pointes and ventricular fibrillation as the ultimate and often fatal stage of the condition [ 18].

But early stages of the condition can perplex families and physicians.

Treatment with doxycycline antibiotics are effective against Q fever, either as a preventative medication or if prescribed in the early stages of the condition.

"But in the early stages of the condition, it may not have progressed enough to be picked up, so the study may be negative," says Dr. Mudgal.

Early stages of the condition are characterized by changes in cartilage thickness, which in turn are associated with an imbalance between cartilage breakdown and repair.

Early stages of the condition are characterized by symptoms such as headache, depression, increased irritability, decreased ability to concentrate, loss of short-term memory, and suicidal behaviour.