The phrase "allowed cross over" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a combination of "allowed" and "crossover," but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The rules allowed for a crossover between the two teams during the tournament."
Alternatives: "permitted crossover" or "authorized crossover."
Whether a state allows cross-over voters, conducts caucuses or allows early voting will all impact how many votes actually go into the tin.
Detection of common pathways through which each disorder is propagated may allow cross-over treatment between disorders giving new insight and treatment options.
But if Tatum's 21 Jump Street franchise is allowed to cross over with Men in Black, why can't Ghostbusters go up against the Hollywood A-lister's own Magic Mike series?
If in the absence of safety concerns the immunological data supported this, patients were allowed to cross over between arms of the study after the first 3 vaccinations and receive the dose of the matched level in the opposite arm.
In an RCT where patients in control group were allowed to cross over after 2 years, the remission rate in this group was inferior compared to those in the intervention group [ 3].
"Cancer was the bridge that allowed Grete to let me cross over and get closer to her," Shay said.
My own instinct, however, is that unless we establish open borders that allow anyone to cross over at will, a physical wall is much better on humanitarian grounds and no worse on symbolic grounds than a "virtual" wall. 1) In the 1990s physical barriers were erected across almost the entire California border and near other metropolitan border towns.
Patients initially randomized to Arm A were allowed to cross-over to Arm B after progression by RECIST criteria.
TACE-O subjects were allowed to cross-over to bevacizumab at week 16 in the setting of progressive disease.
OS has not been reported, and is unlikely to be improved as the study design allowed for cross-over to crizotinib in the control arms upon disease progression.
