Sentence examples for case of sustained from inspiring English sources
In the case of sustained release formulations, it was found that the release of maltose monohydrate and maltopentaose was biphasic and slower than the release rate of NAG from similar tablets.
"To our knowledge, this is the first case of sustained virological control from a randomized trial of ART interruption following early treatment of infants," they said in a summary of findings presented at the IAS conference on Monday.
According to the EULAR recommendations [ 2], if a patient is in remission, bDMARD and in the case of sustained remission even sDMARD therapy might be tapered.
This change in turn is a pre-condition for the induction of other genes occurring only in case of sustained Shh stimulation.
Intraoperatively, arterial pressure, pulmonary arterial pressure and pulmonary vascular resistance were observed by the anesthesiologists to abort the following TJA in case of sustained pathologic values.
20 21 In conclusion, weekly methotrexate is the preferred frequency of administration, with a potential switch to a fortnightly schedule in the case of sustained remission.
Along-strike compression is predicted in case of sustaining mantle flow and concave slabs or in case of opposing mantle flow and convex slabs.
But Wendy Piatt, director general of the Russell Group of larger research-led universities, said while there were huge challenges facing universities over the next few years, it was a case of sustaining a success story.
In 2013, meanwhile, the Government Accountability Office reported transgender detainees are disproportionately at risk of sexual assault — in 15 cases of "sustained sexual assault" the GAO documented between October 2009 and March 2013, three victims were transgender.
The report's author, Adrian Hart, says: "Such anti-racist policies can create divisions where none had existed by turning every-day playground spats into 'race issues'… There are a small number of cases of sustained targeted bullying, and schools certainly need to deal with those.
"It is not our intention that the accountability system should be punitive or unfair to schools working in difficult circumstances but it must be able to identify and tackle cases of sustained underperformance".
