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Significats de relapse en anglès

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A failure to maintain a higher state.

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Deteriorate in health.

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The return of a sign, symptom, or disease after a remission.

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Go back to bad behavior.

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Examples for "regress"
Examples for "regress"
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With Toynbee in mind, I let my thoughts regress to hunter-gatherer times.
Analog sff, december 2009
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An important distinction, however, exists between the dynamical and the mathematical regress.
The Critique of Pure Reason
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Then I started to regress, failing on moves I'd had on lockdown.
Climbing Magazine
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People can quickly lose mental faculties and even regress to mental retardation.
The disappearing spoon: and other true tales of madness, love, a...
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Otherwise Europe will regress to a dark past we thought gone for ever.
The Guardian
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We don't stand still or retrogress; we keep going on and up.
The Drums of Jeopardy
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The pituitary, too, begins to retrogress after the period of maturity.
The Glands Regulating Personality / A Study of the Glands of Int...
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There are species which are arrested, there are some that retrogress.
Bergson and His Philosophy
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Would I could retrogress over the devious and enchanting itinerary.
Shandygaff / A number of most agreeable Inquirendoes upon Life &...
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Along this line of comprehensive scientific control the world has to go or it will retrogress, it will muddle and rot....
The Secret Places of the Heart
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Not purchase of land whose water rights don't fall back that far.
A nose for justice
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Leicester fall back to try protect their lead and Wolves surge forward.
The Guardian
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We may continue to fall back on our need for an enemy.
The Guardian
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Feb. 11-Russiansfall back in Mazurian Lake district; they still hold Czernowitz.
New York Times Current History: The European War, Vol 2, No. 1, ...
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We need to be prepared to fall back on inner defenses, General.
Imperfect Sword
Ús de relapse en anglès
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Studies suggest an association with a good prognosis; however, relapse can occur.
Pubmed
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The problem, Kindt said, is the memories remain and people often relapse.
Reuters
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Main outcome measures: Time to alcohol relapse and to heavy drinking relapse.
Pubmed
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However, more than fifty percent of patients will relapse within a year.
Wired
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High relapse rates after ECT remain a serious and common clinical dilemma.
Pubmed
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Objective: Social support interventions have demonstrated limited effectiveness for preventing smoking relapse.
Pubmed
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Two out of seven patients remained relapse-free during the two year period.
Pubmed
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Media reports in Spain suggest the 44-year-old Vilanova has suffered a relapse.
The Guardian
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Local regrowth in case of partial response was counted as in-field relapse.
Pubmed
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However, the outcome for patients with relapse after cisplatin-based chemotherapy remains unsatisfactory.
Pubmed
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The subjects were followed prospectively for 90 days to assess relapse risk.
Pubmed
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To date, nine patients developed PSA relapse according to the Phoenix criteria.
Pubmed
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Predicting factors for treatment response, corticosteroid demand or relapse are not known.
Pubmed
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Previous studies suggest proteasome inhibition with chemotherapy improves relapse ALL response rates.
Pubmed
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Examples have to be stored in case the patient suffers a relapse.
The Guardian
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The relapse-free state has continued for 24 months after the pulmonary resection.
Pubmed
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Relapse a través del temps
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