Sentence examples for the likelihood of resolution from inspiring English sources

We have no grounds for conjecture about the likelihood of resolution of such lesions in the absence of antimalarial therapy or with treatment less effective than prompt administration of the potent antimalarial drugs used in our study.

Although some AOM cases resolve spontaneously, the majority receives antibiotic treatment in order to diminish the duration of symptoms and increase the likelihood of resolution [ 14]; AOM is one of the primary reasons for pediatricians to prescribe antibiotics [ 15- 17].

Recently, Ono and colleagues [ 24] reported that the degree of ADAMTS 13 deficiency in DIC patients is associated with both the degree of renal failure and the likelihood of resolution of renal failure.

The use of corticosteroids will triple the likelihood of resolution at 24 hours and hasten this resolution by more than 6 hours, even in patients who have also been given antibiotics and analgesics.

He mentioned, particularly, the optimism of Mr. Blankfein and others about the likelihood of a resolution to the so-called fiscal cliff, and the ideas about a bond bubble from Ray Dalio, the Bridgewater Associates founder.

In 2005 Mr Sharon did, however, evacuate all Israel's settlements in the Gaza Strip.By the time Arafat and Mr Sharon had both passed from the political scene, the likelihood of a resolution looked further away than ever.

Surgical correction of vesicoureteral reflux (VUR) is influenced by recurrent urinary tract infection (UTI) risk and the likelihood of spontaneous resolution.

A HuffPost/YouGov poll this week found that Americans are unsure how well the talks are going or the likelihood of a resolution.

The current study was not designed to evaluate the effect of disease duration on the likelihood of spontaneous resolution of ME secondary to BRVO.

In three trialsw1 w2 w7 corticosteroids also increased the likelihood of complete resolution of pain at 48 hours (relative risk 1.7, 95%CI 1.3 to 2.1, P<0.001), number needed to treat was 3.3 (2.4 to 5.6) (fig 2).

The National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence have emphasised the need to favour a patient-centred psychosocial model of care, rather than a biomedical one., In order to allow women to make an informed decision regarding therapeutic options, an understanding of the likelihood of spontaneous resolution of the presenting problem without treatment is needed.