Sentence examples for assigned combination from inspiring English sources

Similarly, among those assigned combination treatment, 71 and 61% were using NRT and bupropion, respectively, on 5 or more days per week at this time.

In three cases there was a definite disagreement, whereas in one of the two health systems no additional benefit at all was assigned (combination of emtricitabine/rilpivirine/tenofovir, rilpivirine, vandetanib).

We conducted two types of experiments: (a) a 'no-choice' predation experiment (i.e., one predator and one prey fish per test run) used randomly assigned combinations of water bugs and mosquitofish to establish general patterns of body size- and sex-dependent predation.

To equally represent work shifts (morning, afternoon, and night) and days of the week, we assigned combinations of work shifts and days for data collection to each hospital and department.

They can also be assigned as combination of Mn and manganese oxide diffracting lines as shown on Fig. 1.

In all 3 trials worsening of renal function occurred more commonly in patients assigned to combination therapy.

Patients who discontinued chemotherapy in the absence of disease progression continued on single-agent saracatinib at the same dose as they had been assigned in combination.

In the WHI trial, postmenopausal women who randomly assigned to combination of estrogen plus progestin therapy group were at reduced risk for CRC compared to those assigned to placebo group, the reduction (37%) was nominally significant [ 12].

Overall, those assigned the combination treatment arm of the intervention group had the highest rate of individual blood pressure control (37.9% for the endpoint and 42.1% at week 26).

In the Chinese study where decreased cancer mortality was observed among individuals randomly assigned a combination of β-carotene, vitamin E and selenium, the mean baseline blood level of β-carotene was 5.9 6.8 μg dl−1 (Blot et al, 1993).

This was observed empirically in the Women's Health Initiative randomised controlled trial where over 42% of women assigned to combination oestrogen plus progestin had ceased taking their medication during an average of 5.2 years on study and some 10.7% of women assigned to placebo had begun taking postmenopausal hormone therapy (Rossouw et al, 2002).