Sentence examples for Further discontinuation from inspiring English sources

Further, discontinuation of fertility treatment has been attributed to the burden of treatment [ 34].

Further, discontinuation of anti-HER2 treatment upon the development of resistance to prior trastuzumab or lapatinib treatment may also partly explain the decline in use.

Discontinuation was only based on medication refill, in no case patient file information lead to further discontinuation events.

For patients who switched to natalizumab there was a 60% reduction in the risk of further treatment discontinuation (HR, 0.40; 95% CI, 0.34 0.47; P <  0.001) (Fig. 3B).

An important perspective of this work will be to explore further the discontinuation process and differences between centers in a larger number of centers.

24, 25 When looking further into the discontinuation of therapy in dapagliflozin treated patients, all discontinuations due to genital infections or UTIs occurred within the first year of therapy with no discontinuations in the second year of treatment.

Further, higher treatment discontinuation rates have been reported for patients randomized to ruxolitinib versus the comparator arms for both COMFORT-I and COMFORT-II studies.

Our framework also allows different stakeholders to specify different thresholds for decision-making, depending on their perspective and particular needs (e.g., for exploration, further development or discontinuation, regulation, clinical uptake, insurance coverage, dissemination, practice guideline development, or marketing).

These proxy variables are the final grade, completion of a beta programme (technology, agriculture, health care), successful completion of further education, and the discontinuation of further education.

On further questioning, he admitted discontinuation of antacids and H2-blocker medications, and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) intake.

Our results indicate that more focus on post-ICU care is necessary to further reduce inappropriate medication discontinuation and unintentional continuation of ICU medication after critical illness.