Sentence examples for systemic outcomes from inspiring English sources

There are no data comparing the relative effects of high-dose ciclesonide (CIC) and fluticasone propionate (FP) on airway and systemic outcomes in patients with moderate persistent asthma.

To evaluate visual and systemic outcomes in pediatric patients with purely ocular myasthenia gravis (OMG) treated at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

The objective of this report was to evaluate ocular and systemic outcomes after primary transpupillary thermotherapy for choroidal melanoma and to identify the limitations of this treatment method.

Positive systemic outcomes are in evidence only when TBI patients exhibit cognitive and functional improvements, if not, complete recovery from their initial clinical states consequent to traumatic events.

Racism is arguably analogous to other forms of oppression in being both overt and institutionalized, manifested both as deliberate acts by individuals and as unplanned systemic outcomes.

Regulation of metabolism entails several levels of controls including transcriptional, posttranscriptional and allosteric mechanisms to eventually affect enzyme abundance and kinetics (Fuhrer and Zamboni, 2015), indicating metabolism is a complex and dynamic process with systemic outcomes represented by metabolites.

Systemic sustainability is the ability of holistic systems to adapt to complex changes, while maintaining the capacity to attain set systemic outcome goals within reasonable resource parameters.

To review the clinical presentation, histopathologic analysis, management, and ocular and systemic outcome of rhabdomyosarcoma affecting the ocular region.

Only clinical trials will provide support to the hypothesis that immune mechanisms underlie the effect of local control on systemic outcome.

It is therefore expected that changes, however subtle, in the regulation of the genes after exposure to LDR would have an effects on the ultimate physiological or systemic outcome.

This suggests that the difference between respiratory or systemic outcome of disease may be dependent on additional host factors such as welfare and host immune response rather than genetic differences between the isolates or particular tissue tropisms.