Sentence examples for a subsequent line from inspiring English sources

But so does the willful ambiguity of a subsequent line.

Inexplicably, Merwin breaks up this line, displacing the name Beatrice from its climactic end position in the original to the beginning of a subsequent line.

Each SD was defined as a patient's new regimen (TCE), either a first-line or a subsequent line of therapy, coupled with a follow-up HIV-RNA measured at 8 weeks (ranging from 4 to 12) and at 24 weeks (ranging from 20 to 28) of unmodified therapy.

Six patients had epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) mutation, and they all were treated with gefitinib in a subsequent line.

Seven (6%) patients received lapatinib as a subsequent line of therapy following the second progression on trastuzumab.

Although similar proportions of patients received a subsequent line of therapy on disease progression, the specific therapies administered were different in the two regions (Table  3).

Of these, 274 advanced to a subsequent-line treatment.

The mean dosing interval was shorter for patients with infliximab as a subsequent-line biologic than for those who used it first-line and in both settings the average interval was shorter than the label recommendation.

The proportion of patients who received the loading doses in the recommended period was higher for patients receiving infliximab as a subsequent-line biologic; among those with at least 3 infusions (n = 144), 47.2% completed the loading doses within 6 weeks after the initial infusion and a total of 88.2% had all 3 doses within 8 weeks.

This is mainly explained by the fact that in clinical trials, treatments are evaluated individually across a line of treatment, and not in sequence with a preceding or subsequent line of treatment.

Recently, two small studies from the Paul Brousse Hospital in Paris have shown median survivals of 18.0 and 13.7 months with chronomodulated hepatic arterial infusion chemotherapy, and systemic circadian chronomodulated chemotherapy plus cetuximab, as a second or subsequent line of therapy (Bouchahda et al, 2009; Lévi et al, 2010).