Sentence examples for active continuation from inspiring English sources

The conclusion was that without active continuation treatment, virtually all remitted patients relapse within 6 months of stopping ECT.

It is shown in [11, 54] that under some appropriate assumptions, the change in the structure of the trajectory is regular, i.e., when a constraint becomes active along the continuation, only one boundary arc appears.

Outcomes were determined by analyzing military-specific medical review results, to include the following: Physical Evaluation Board Liaison Office PEBLOO) rating (0 100), PEBLO outcome (permanent retirement, temporary disability retirement, separation without benefits, continuation of active duty, or fit for redeployment), and the rate of redeployment.

The PEBLO categorizes the service member into one of five categories: fit for duty (FIT), eligible for continuation on active duty (COAD) in a limited capacity or under a new occupational role, temporarily disabled retired list (TDRL), permanently retired (PR) or separate with severance pay (SWSP).

Patients who are moribund and have any contra-indication to continuation of active treatment.

It should never be assumed that patients desire continuation of active and aggressive interventions for the balance of their lives.

Some participants in a survey of family members of deceased cancer patients wished for continuation of active treatments, and the authors discussed that the QOL of the patient included the continuation of such treatment as long as possible [ 20].

Misunderstanding reduces compliance with advice and the continuation of active therapy at home: "Firstly, lots of patients do not understand the language, and secondly, they do not believe in self-management".

Based on this evidence for an increase in Lyme disease in Southern Québec, public health agencies recommended the continuation of active surveillance in the region (Milord et al. 2013).

Exclusion criteria were: high pressure (>30 cm H2O of peak inspiratory pressure) or high FiO2 (>0.8) ventilation for more than 7 days; intracranial bleeding; any other contraindication to limited heparinization; or any contraindication to continuation of active treatment.

The finding that treatment outcome was much better predicted by stage of change post-treatment than pre-treatment suggests that a key process in the treatment of alcohol problems is a movement towards, or a continuation in, active efforts at change by the client during the course of treatment and afterwards.