Sentence examples for combined associated from inspiring English sources
The associated migraine symptoms (nausea, vomiting, photophobia, visual symptoms, face asymmetry, neck pain/stiffness and numbness/weakness in extremities) were also scored using VAS, whereby the patient provided a subjective composite score regarding the overall severity of their combined associated symptoms.
The HR for all cancers combined associated with ≥2 years of glargine use vs. ≥2 years of NPH was 1.2 (95% CI 0.9 1.7).
Among users of NPH at baseline, there was no clear increase in risk of breast, prostate, colorectal, or all cancers combined associated with switching to glargine.
There was little evidence for an increase in risk of prostate, colorectal, or all cancer sites combined associated with longer duration of glargine use.
Compared with risk in NPH users (all durations combined), there was no increase in risk observed for prostate, colorectal, or all cancers combined associated with ever use of glargine.
Combining data from the UKCCS with results from other published studies showed a small reduction in the odds ratios for leukaemia, Hodgkin's disease, non-haematological cancers, and all childhood cancers combined, associated with ever having been breastfed.
The treatment categories were divided into simple closed reduction, simple open reduction, and combined associated-fractures treatment.
Though adaptation options can reduce some of the detrimental effects, in the long term, the combined stresses associated with climate change are expected to decrease agricultural productivity.
Caroline Smith DeWaal, director of food safety at the Center for Science in the Public Interest, an advocacy group, noted that if all of the produce categories were combined, outbreaks associated with vegetables would have far exceeded those in poultry.
These are described as bifocal, bipolar, double, segmental, multiple, multifragmentary, ipsilateral, simultaneous, combined or associated injuries.
A combined theory associated with the gauge group SU 3) ⊗ SU 2) ⊗ U 1) is considered as 'the standard model' of elementary particle physics which was achieved by Glashow, Weinberg and Salam in 1962.
