noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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clinical
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Also, treatment was considered unsuccessful when clinical remission was not achieved after four weeks.
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He was referred in 1984 and had a full clinical remission with elemental diet and began single food reintroductions.
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All patients with ulcerative colitis were in clinical remission and had normal levels of haemoglobin, C-reactive protein, and serum orosomucoid.
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Almost all affected twins were in clinical remission .
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They were otherwise in clinical remission .
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Several case reports have suggested that oral cyclosporin is effective in inducing clinical and endoscopic remission .
complete
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Patients who achieved complete remission underwent endoscopy with biopsies every six months.
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Four are in a first complete remission and one in partial remission.
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Altogether 57% responded and there were 20% complete remissions that extended to three years.
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Cyclophosphamide monochemotherapy procures complete remission , with only slight morbidity, and remains effective against relapses.
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A complete remission has been achieved; follow up was uneventful until current admission.
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A complete remission was defined as the resolution of clinical, radiological, and endoscopic evidence of disease.
partial
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Four are in a first complete remission and one in partial remission.
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Even fee-paying pupils could, if parental circumstances entitled them, receive full or partial remission of fees at the public expense.
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A partial remission was considered as a reduction in tumour mass of 50%.
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The scheme provides for the partial remission of tuition fees to overseas postgraduate students of outstanding merit and research potential.
■ VERB
achieve
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In four of them, the elemental diet was as effective as steroid treatment in achieving short term remission .
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Patients who achieved complete remission underwent endoscopy with biopsies every six months.
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Obstructive symptoms then resulted in a further small bowel resection but he did not achieve remission despite prednisolone.
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Seventeen children failed to achieve remission but had chronic intestinal symptoms despite treatment throughout their course.
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The remaining two patients did not achieve remission after four weeks of treatment.
go
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After five years of chemotherapy her thyroid cancer went into remission , though she still has to have annual checks.
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I wanted to celebrate going into remission .
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The girl in the single room, Donna Hazell, had leukaemia, but was going into remission .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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All these parameters were normal in patients with Crohn's disease in remission and in controls.
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Exacerbations and remissions of the pain are the general rule.
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In three of them, this diet was as effective as an elemental diet in achieving remission .
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She's now been in remission for two and a half years.
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Such protesters were refused alternative clothing and lost any remission of their sentence.
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The inflammatory cells were absent in the colonic mucosa of Crohn's disease patients examined in remission .
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The subsequent relapse rate after elemental diet induced remission , however, is greater than after treatment with prednisolone.
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There was no significant difference in the duration of remission between patients who did or did not identify food sensitivities.