Sentence examples for tendency to relapse from inspiring English sources

Nicotine is also an addictive drug, though, and smokers characteristically display a strong tendency to relapse after having successfully stopped smoking for a time.

It is rather that there is a tendency to relapse into that class of ideas, expressions, and circumstances, which is most connected with the grosser and more animal portion of our nature; and that the detestable morality of the most prominent character in the story is accompanied with every sort of palliation short of unblushing justification".

Because of its dermal component and tendency to relapse, melasma is often difficult to treat.

Kuster and Ingervall [18] did not provide stability information about the treatment with SLBB, while they reported a tendency to relapse for MBB group after 1 year.

There are two ways we can address youth violence and crimes: prevention and reducing recidivism, which is the tendency to relapse into criminal behavior.

The disease has a tendency to relapse or to have a progressive course [3].

We further investigated the impact of these selective lesions of several prefrontal cortical areas on the tendency of rats to relapse after abstinence.

We did identify a small subset of patients who demonstrated a tendency to develop relapsing demyelinating episodes associated with radiographic evidence of recurrent uni- or multi-focal lesions exceeding 2 cm.

The tendency for Photorhabdus infection to relapse suggests that prolonged therapy for a period of weeks would be prudent, perhaps with an oral fluoroquinolone.

However, higher SPARC expression (≥ 1.5) has worse event-free survival and shows a tendency to early relapse free survival.

Moreover, the Authors attempted to identify a correlation between the change in angiogenic pattern following chemotherapy, the tendency to local relapse and/or metastases and survival.