Sentence examples for as previous phase from inspiring English sources

26 Patients were randomized to receive either standard RT (n = 286), or standard RT plus concomitant daily TMZ, followed by adjuvant TMZ (n = 287) with the same schedule as previous phase II study.

The weekly FUFOX regimen was regarded as an appropriate chemotherapy backbone regimen, as a previous phase II multicentre trial had shown encouraging activity of FUFOX in patients with metastatic gastric cancer (Lordick et al, 2005).

As in previous phase, in GridTS this phase is executed by the resources.

The same total dose of docetaxel was used as in our previous phase I/II study [ 13] but now as 6 weekly infusions rather than 4 (total dose of docetaxel 120 mg/m), which is the same dose as recommended by Mauer et al [ 14] in their trial.

As in the previous phase, the students were invited one by one to the experimental lab.

Using the assumption that emotional response can change over the course of time during a music listening session, each subject was instructed to describe his/her emotional reactions to selected songs presented in the same order as in the previous phase using our developed software.

Bryostatin-1 was reasonably well tolerated and most of the side effects were as expected from previous phase I studies.

The original sample size calculation for the study, to detect a 28%% difference in neuropathy with a power of 80%%, was based on historical estimates on the incidence of neuropathy with the two treatments (incidence rates of CTCAE neuropathy events for eribulin [35%%] as per a previous Phase II study [ 12], and the package insert for ixabepilone [63 %]).

As with the previous phase, these activities will take place predominantly within the school environment in 2012 and 2013 (targeting the relevant students and parents), in the form of parent nights, student competitions, articles in the school newsletter, and follow-up classroom lessons or interactive sessions run by external facilitators.

This study was powered to detect an absolute 18% reduction of CNS failure as expected from previous phase II studies (Atkins et al, 2002; Paul et al, 2002), therefore we can not exclude that a larger study could be statistically significant.

This recommendation is based on several reasons: First, previous phase III trials as well as the observational studies have demonstrated the feasibility and success of oral quinolone-based empiric therapy for the low risk febrile neutropenic patients in some settings [ 4- 9].