Sentence examples for adjustments of either from inspiring English sources

These data support co-administration of empagliflozin and linagliptin in future clinical trials without dose adjustments of either compound.

Another case series has reported gastrointestinal tract events only without discontinuation or dose adjustments of either agent (Mazumder et al, 2010).

Neither drug was shown to have a clinically meaningful effect on the pharmacokinetics of the other agent, indicating that these drugs can be co-administrated without dose adjustments of either drug.

In clinical practice, it may be more practical to allow adjustment of either insulin dose or SFU in order to continue to optimize glycemic control while limiting hypoglycemia.

This study demonstrates that sitaxentan has little effect on sildenafil PK and pharmacodynamics and that no dose adjustment of either agent is required upon co-administration of sildenafil with sitaxentan.

However, we note that an adjustment of either of these characteristics (loss/replacement rate or cell fate behaviour) in the oldest patients would not impact significantly on the clone size data (since the majority of the size dependence depends on the past history of the clone) and could therefore escape our detection.

Given that there were no clinically relevant changes in BP and single oral doses of sildenafil are well tolerated up to 800 mg [ 4] the increased exposure to sildenafil should not be clinically relevant and no dose adjustment of either agent is required upon co-administration of sildenafil with sitaxentan.

As a consequence of the multiplicity adjustment, a significant result (after adjustment) for either of the primary end points indicated a positive study outcome for the given end point.

She had never lived anywhere but her small hometown, and it was not an easy adjustment for either of us.

Regression was performed twice, once without an adjustment for age and once with an adjustment for age of either diagnosis (cases) or sample collection (controls).

There was a similar pattern for most major causes of death, both before and after adjustment for either duration of opium use or its cumulative consumption.