Sentence examples for be given a reduced from inspiring English sources

Patients receiving strong dual inhibitors of CYP3A4 and P-gp should be given a reduced dose of 2.5 mg twice daily.

By contrast, patients receiving rivaroxaban for long-term secondary prevention of recurrent VTE, for whom the same 20-mg once-daily dose is recommended, should not routinely be given a reduced dose if they have renal impairment (CrCl 15 50 mL/min), as they did not receive such a dose in the phase III EINSTEIN trials [ 57, 59].

Six patients, older than 55, were given a reduced-intensity regimen consisting of fludarabine and melphalan or busulfan.

Initially, all the patients were given a reduced-dosage regimen with agalsidase beta before two patients were switched to agalsidase alfa.

On the other hand, oxide ores and concentrates can be given a controlled reducing roast in order to produce a calcine containing a reduced metal that will dissolve easily in the leaching solution.

Coupled with signals from the European Union that Greece will be given a longer timetable to reduce its deficit and receive aid from other nations, the data sent stocks higher at the opening bell.

Before an HSCT, a child will usually be given a conditioning regimen to reduce or ablate the host immune system in order to prevent graft rejection, decrease the incidence and severity of graft versus host disease (GvHD), and, in the case of leukaemia, prevent relapse.

The commission also recommended that Latvia be given a deadline of 2012 to reduce its budget deficit below 3percentt of gross domestic product.

Yet another poll was released this week confirming what we already knew: When voters are given a choice between reducing the deficit and maintaining benefits for Social Security and Medicare, they overwhelmingly choose benefits.

Most people caught misusing an Oyster card are given a £50 penalty fare – reduced to £25 if they pay quickly.

In addition to the prison term, the squad leader, Sgt. Lawrence G. Hutchins III, was given a dishonorable discharge and reduced in rank to private by a jury at Camp Pendleton, Calif., that was composed entirely of marines who have served in Iraq, a majority of them fellow enlisted men.