The phrase "a specific regimen for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a detailed plan or set of rules for a particular purpose, such as health, fitness, or treatment.
Example: "The doctor recommended a specific regimen for managing my diabetes effectively."
Alternatives: "a tailored plan for" or "a defined protocol for".
Briefly, from t = 10 14 days, the constructs were pressurized at a specific regimen for 1 hr.
NCCN guidelines and the St. Gallen consensus conference recommend adjuvant chemotherapy for TNBC [ 26], although a specific regimen for such adjuvant treatment has yet to be presented.
Among the various assay systems, simple and reliable methods would enable the design of a specific regimen for an individual patient in routine clinical works, sparing patients with resistant tumours the toxicity of ineffective treatment.
A physical therapist can assign you a specific regimen for your body's weaknesses.
A cousin to detox, a "cleanse" is essentially a form of fasting where you eat nothing but a specific regimen of liquids for several days.
In summary, it is reasonable to conclude from the present study that chemotherapy even with the currently available agents provides an opportunity to improve the survival of patients with GM when applied in a specific regimen prospectively selected for individual patients using in vitro DST.
Procedure specific regimens for patients operated with colorectal resection have been proposed [ 9, 10].
Recently, the effectiveness of specific regimens for resectable gastric and/or gastroesophageal cancer has been verified in large clinical trials.
Prevention is what we are aiming at with the dose every six months, but we do have specific regimens for children who have measles or who are severely malnourished.
Reference to specific doses of drugs was removed from statements, as there is no empirical evidence to support a specific dosing regimen, for example, for corticosteroids, in AE-IPF.
Clonidine (despite having level A strength of evidence for efficacy and clinical trial data which suggest its use can double quit rates) was classified as a second-line agent due to lack of FDA approval, its side-effect profile, and the need for a specific dosing regimen for use in smoking cessation.
