Sentence examples for anticipated withholding from inspiring English sources

Exclusion criteria were absence of consent, participation in another study, liver cirrhosis or major burns, and life expectancy of less than 48 hours or a lack of commitment to full aggressive care (anticipated withholding or withdrawing of treatments in the 48 hours).

We extracted from the prospective database Rhea patient's characteristics, intensity of treatment, decisions of limitations of treatment (withholding, withdrawing and anticipated withholding), nurse workload (NEMS: Nine Equivalents of nursing Manpower Score), patient status at ICU and hospital discharge.

We follow the narrative, seeing mistakes being made, information being withheld, anticipating the next error, just like in any great piece of dramatic entertainment.

By withholding the hotly anticipated picture from fans in the world's largest movie market, the studios stoked an online frenzy.

Four studies [ 16, 17, 20, 21] reported using a stepped wedge design to prevent ethical objections arising from withholding an intervention anticipated to be beneficial.

This trial design is particularly interesting 1) when a certain intervention cannot be started simultaneously in all clusters, for instance because of logistical or financial reasons and 2) when researchers want to prevent ethical objections arising from withholding an intervention anticipated to be beneficial [ 29].

Meal number and physical activity changes were sustained when HFD was withheld during the anticipated scheduled feeding period, and mice immediately binged when HFD was represented after a week of this "withdrawal" period.

With the staircase procedure we anticipated that the subjects would succeed in withholding their response in approximately half of the stop trials.

With the staircase procedure we anticipated that the subjects would succeed in withholding their response in approximately 50% of the stop trials.

As anticipated, several of Molson's biggest outside shareholders withheld support for a controversial candidacy, that of Daniel W. Colson, former vice chairman of Hollinger International.

Ethics guidelines emphasise that evidence based information must not be withheld if decline of screening is anticipated.