In the event of unacceptable toxicity (defined as grade 3 or more) or deterioration of PS to 3 or 4, gefitinib was ceased until this toxicity resolved and/or PS improved to ⩽grade 2 within 3 weeks.
The combined timed vaccine and chemotherapy regimen was recommenced, until DTIC was ceased in December 2010 due to bone marrow suppression and low blood counts.
Effects of corticofugal modulation are known to occur within a few minutes of the onset of cortical activation, then build continuously until cortical activation is ceased, after which a slow recovery is observed (up to 3 hours) [52], [57], [58].
Patients remained in the study until enteral feeding was ceased or they were discharged from the ICU.
Flow rates are not to be weaned and are to be maintained at 2L/kg/min until HFNC therapy is ceased and turned off completely.
If it does, simply reply that you are ceasing all donations until that institute is shut down.
However the 17-page ruling from the Bureau cites the Oslo Police District itself as having reported that "batons had also previously been used by police to prevent the swallowing of narcotics," and that the chief of police had, after the video emerged, ordered officers "that such use was to cease until the method were approved, if ever".
In 2011, once laying was confirmed, inspections ceased until 38 d after the earliest possible laying date - close to expected hatching.
The premise in her new book, "Glimpsing Heaven: The Stories and Science of Life After Death," is that the "thousands and thousands" of people whose brain and heart functions ceased until they were revived through CPR or other means are revealing something important about death.
It is an urgent demand that cannot cease until it is met.
In 1864, Lincoln told the Native American rights advocate Father John Beason that "as soon as the war was settled his attention should be given to the Indians and it should not cease until justice. . . is secured". Lincoln inherited a lamentable and deplorable Indian system.
