Sentence examples for continuation was made from inspiring English sources

A feature film continuation was made possible in 2013 through a Kickstarter fund, in which 91,585 fans donated $5,702,153 to get the film made.

After the series ended and there was worldwide demand for a continuation, the decision was made by the series creators to make a film.

The DAS28-ESR remission rate (83%) in the ADA continuation group was significantly higher (48%) than that in the ADA discontinuation group 1 year after the continuation or discontinuation decision was made (p=0.0056; figure 1A).

The remission rate (83%%) and the rates of LDA (91%%) measured by DAS28-ESR in the adalimumab continuation group were significantly higher than those (48 and 62 %, respectively) in the adalimumab discontinuation group 1 year after the continuation or discontinuation decision was made.

One earlier review examined whether the acute phase CBT had an enduring effect relative to medication withdrawal, but no direct comparison was made against continuation pharmacotherapy.

A decision was made for the continuation of the treatment and fortunately no systemic infection, no bone affections or comparable severe side effects occurred.

It has already rolled out e-prescribing and continuation notes are made electronically which, it says, has assured legibility and accessibility of medical records.

The mapping property (2.4) remains valid in all odd dimensions while in even dimensions continuation has to be made to the infinitely sheeted logarithmic plane.

For example, liability risk arises because many decisions with a highly uncertain future outcome must be made during the continuation.

PET/CT is effective for monitoring physiological response after one treatment, prior to pathologic confirmation at the time of surgery, and thus decisions regarding the continuation or modification of therapy can be made early in the treatment course [39].

The possibility of terror bombings was considered before the invasion and had not been seen as grounds for immediate capitulation; provisions had been made for the continuation of effective government even after widespread urban destruction.