Examples of using Remissions in English and their translations into Russian
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Sometimes remissions just happen.
For very long, with remissions.
In general, all remissions will fail without additional consolidation therapy.
The disease is prone to relapses and remissions.
Others have long remissions following treatment.
Pellagra has a chronic relapsing course with exacerbations and remissions.
Multiple sclerosis can last with remissions for over 30 years.
The chronic pancreatitis has a long run andis characterized by the alternation of exacerbations and remissions.
Sometimes the disease is wavy- with remissions and exacerbations new.
In this state, there is a pronounced symptoms,which is characterized by a prolonged course with periodic exacerbations and remissions.
One study showed long term remissions in several patients, who had undergone the combination therapy.
Or are you gonna have to accept the fact that every now and then remissions happen?
His remissions to Spain were so large that the government found itself unable to pay many police and other employees, and they were laid off.
Private investment in tree planting or forest resources development is encouraged through incentives, such as tax remissions and subsidies.
The dependence syndrome is not fully reduced even during long-term remissions and is characterized by a strong and sometimes insurmountable need to take a psychoactive substance.
High-dose chemotherapy followed by autologous stem cell transplantation(SCT) is used for the treatment of young MM patients andproduces a high rate of complete remissions CR.
Although at the onset it occurs in outbreaks,with exacerbations and remissions, it often evolves into a progressive form or permanent neurological effects appear that accumulate over time.
A use of additional diagnosis methods has permitted to achieve a more rapid cupping of a painful syndrome and remissions in patients with a chronic flow of disease.
Blepharochalasis is an inflammation of the eyelid that is characterized by exacerbations and remissions of eyelid edema, which results in a stretching and subsequent atrophy of the eyelid tissue, leading to the formation of redundant folds over the lid margins.
Compared to the use of combination of local anesthetics and glucocorticosteroids, the present method reduces the period of treatmentof patients with dorsalgias, and contributes to marked regress of pain syndrome and prolonged remissions.
In the group with thermoradiotherapy there was statistically significant increase of a number of complete remissions compared to the group with radiotherapy p=0.038.
For this reason, a fees exemption and remission scheme will operate for those who cannot afford fees and as women are more likely to fall into the lower income bracketsthey are more likely to qualify for partial or full fee remissions.
The idea of bourgeois revolutionaries has consisted in a recognition of success anda material well-being an attribute right in this life and remissions of any worldly sins connected to purchase of this well-being, in future life.
A review article by Rüdiger Hehlmann and Susanne Saußele illustrates differential approaches with tyrosine kinase inhibitors(TKIs) and HSCT as first- and second-line strategies of CML treatment, with regard to individual risk factors, thus providing optimal outcomes in terms of overall survival andachieving molecular remissions.
In August, Kite Pharma announced findings from its ongoing clinical trial: 12 of 13 evaluable patients withadvanced B-cell malignancies had complete remissions(8 patients) or partial remissions(4 patients) resulting in a 92% objective response rate.
Marked remission lasting up to several years.
That's why she often gives remission, even for neglected cancer patients.
The disease is progressive, remission does not happen.
Remission of sentence on the grounds of good behaviour and industry;
Short-term remission is often influenced by treatment.