The phrase "achieving clearance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to obtaining permission, passing a security check, or meeting specific requirements.
Example: "The team is focused on achieving clearance for the new project before the deadline."
Alternatives: "gaining approval" or "obtaining authorization."
If patients failed to achieve clearance of virus from the blood after 20 weeks of this Lead-in therapy, they were entered into the main trial at week 24 and randomized to receive either a lower dose of pegylated interferon weekly alone or no further therapy for an additional 3 1/2 years.
Six patients (including patient 9 - multiple episodes of infection) achieved clearance of B. pseudomallei.
To achieve clearance with artemisinins alone takes a 7-day treatment regime.
Slowly eliminated drugs also require fewer administrations to achieve clearance, reducing problems of patient compliance.
Approximately 90% of preschool children infected with HBV will fail to achieve clearance and develop persistent HBV infection.
More patients treated with etanercept had improvements in their disease score (PASI) and achieved clearance compared with placebo.
For adults, the majority of HBV-infected individuals achieve clearance with only 5 10% becoming persistent carriers of HBV.
Of those patients, one fluconazole-treated patient, both caspofungin-treated patients, and the patient receiving voriconazole achieved clearance of the candida from their bile fluid.
2 Combining agents allows the treating physician not only to exploit synergistic effects, but also avoid otherwise toxic doses necessaries to achieve clearance in monotherapeutic regimens.
As a result, while many patients achieve clearance of bone marrow (BM) blasts, most experience incomplete recovery of normal blood counts (CRi) and remain at risk of complications such as life-threatening infection or bleeding.
