Sentence examples for continuation for more from inspiring English sources
Other studies have shown that treatment continuation for more than 24 weeks does not further reduce the PTSD symptoms but yields lower relapse rates than placebo [ 31, 32].
In Rwanda, 10 providers reported that they have problems with women returning late for follow-up injections, and 7 providers felt that a 4-week grace period would enable them to maintain continuation for more women.
In past decades, many authors investigated the existence of periodic solutions for p-Laplacian differential equations by using Mawhin's continuation theorem, for more details, see e.g. [10 15] for work on this subject.
Continuation of pregnancy for more than 48 hours after CS administration for very preterm HELLP syndrome can lead to significant maternal and foetal morbidity and mortality [ 7, 129].
Hypercapnia was defined as PaCO2 >45 mmHg and non-rapid favorable outcome was defined as the need for intubation or continuation of NIV for more than 48 h.
Pulmonary complication was defined as continuation of mechanical ventilation for more than 48 hours or the need to replace mechanical ventilation the first week post-OLT.
An adverse effect of this evolution was the continuation of benzodiazepine treatments for more than 12 weeks, insofar as short half-life drugs have been associated with a higher rate of withdrawal than long half-life drugs.
The continuation of the case makes for more billable hours.
Continuation of our study on searching for more bioactive molecules from the plant had led to the isolation of one new triterpenoid saponin (1) and 29 known compounds from the fruits of A. marina.
The continuation of such arguments underlines the need for more fossils to establish the range of physical variation of H. erectus and also for more discoveries in good archaeological contexts to permit more precise dating.
But when the trio of opposition leaders emerged after gruelling talks with the president that lasted more than four hours, they had changed their tune, asking for more time and a continuation of the ceasefire.
