The phrase "a given regimen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific set of rules, guidelines, or a plan, often in contexts related to health, fitness, or treatment.
Example: "Following a given regimen can significantly improve your overall health and well-being."
Alternatives: "a specific regimen" or "a particular regimen".
Noteworthy, data are mostly analysed for the main drug of a given regimen only, i.e. NNRTI and/or PI.
That is, participants are censored if they initiated treatment before becoming eligible under a given regimen (observed CD4 ≥ x cells/mm).
Additional considerations include the burden associated with the management: frequency and route of administration, pain, discomfort, and possible side effects of the medication, and the need, frequency and type of testing associated with a given regimen.
For each drug within each regimen, the total dosage that the patient received was divided by the total dosage specified by the corresponding standard regimen; these proportions were averaged across drugs within a given regimen.
4 Thus, early evidence and determinants of treatment response to a given regimen are critical, in order to channel patients at greatest risk of poor outcome to more intensive induction regimens or more expensive biological therapies within that window.
The relationships that we observed between CSF pleocytosis, antiretroviral use and CNS penetration of a given regimen support the contention that CSF pleocytosis is a direct reflection of CSF HIV infection.
In addition, this practice permits direct assessment of tumor responsiveness to a given drug regimen and may allow one to determine the need to add or switch to a different regimen.
At Stanford's ELITE study, which looks at the most accomplished athletes in the world, Euan Ashley, a professor of medicine and genetics, is studying how an Olympian's body may respond differently to a given training regimen.
However, these tools do not answer the clinician's question: "Will a given therapeutic regimen help my patient at a given point in her/his clinical course?" We introduce fine-grained profiling of the patient at hand, accompanied by comparative evidence of responses from approximate matches to this patient on whom a contemplated treatment has/has not been administered.
Because data are limited for patients aged > 85 years, the relative superiority of a given thrombolytic regimen cannot be determined.
Honestly, it's something that should be standard on all fitness trackers, but some have been a bit behind the curve, requiring users to manually let the device know when they plan to embark upon a given fitness regimen.
