Sentence examples for beyond completion from inspiring English sources

Of note, there was persistence of some distress and or interference with activities beyond completion of chemotherapy.

A recognized challenge of moving from research to practice is that pilots and trials are often time-limited, with little consideration to what will happen beyond completion [ 3].

To test what might happen, we considered the benefit of treatment being maintained over three, six and nine months beyond completion of the follow-up.

This is despite the model making allowances for some patients to receive prophylactic therapy during treatment with anastrozole, and an assumption that the risk of hip fracture extended for an additional 3 years beyond completion of therapy.

The data from these trials indicate that continuation with the targeted agent is feasible, but they do not provide data about the incremental benefit of continuing the targeted agent beyond completion of the initial treatment.

They offer an environment in which trainees can support each other, develop research ideas and attain the necessary skills to remain research active beyond completion of their higher surgical training.

Damage to the basal ganglia can cause the release or reinstatement of the inhibitions to be erratic and uncontrolled, which results in an awkward start to motion or motions to be unintentionally initiated, or a motion to be halted before, or beyond, its intended completion.

The most relevant measures will be instituted into practice and used in service monitoring and policy development in Stage 4 (and beyond, following the completion of the project).

The second phase involves complete and irreversible tumor vasculature collapse that lasts beyond treatment completion.

By sending Hamdan to Yemen, the Bush administration is rightly giving up its claim to detain him beyond the completion of his sentence.

Many haematological cancer survivors report long-term physiological and psychosocial effects, which persist far beyond treatment completion.