Sentence examples for their relapse from inspiring English sources

Relapse patients suffered more often stressful life events and conditions than non-relapsers 3 months prior to their relapse.

The aim of this study was to investigate adults who had childhood SSNS regarding their relapse rate, growth, and renal and extrarenal morbidity.

Of the different members in the BCL-2 family, myeloid cell leukemia sequence 1 (MCL-1) is commonly amplified in human tumors and is associated with their relapse and chemoresistance.

A gloriously distinctive and soulful antidote to all the turgid, idea-free 70s rock revivalists currently garnering plaudits from a rock media that should know better by now, Royal Thunder are only honorary members of the metal fraternity – thanks in part to the unassailable reputation of their Relapse Records overlords.

And believe me, I know a lot of people who didn't survive their relapse.

When we attach the word "beautiful" to their new physical form, how are they not supposed to think that with their relapse, they will be unattractive in your mind?

Eighteen patients (90.0%) with relapsed TN breast cancer had their relapses within 3 years after surgery, whereas 19 patients (57.3%) with relapsed non-TN breast cancer had relapses within 3 year after surgery (p = 0.007).

Although the treadmill exercisers regained some weight, their relapses were not as extreme.

This loss of tolerance means a significant proportion die in their relapses, with recent examples being Amy Winehouse, who died from alcohol poisoning when she resumed drinking, and Philip Seymour Hoffman, who died from a heroin relapse.

They interviewed the participants three times, about once every two years during the 2000s, asking the smokers and quitters about their use of gum, patches and other such products, their periods of not smoking and their relapses.

In an ideal world, she said, scientists would try to find out whether the SARS virus was confirmed in the 12 patients when they were first hospitalized and whether it could still be identified after their relapses, or whether the patients had developed one of many respiratory ailments other than SARS.