Sentence examples for conventional continuation from inspiring English sources

The purpose of the STAR trial is to compare the standard treatment strategy (conventional continuation strategy, CCS) with a novel drug free interval strategy (DFIS) which includes planned treatment breaks.

The time has come for them to put their differences aside and work together to ensure the continuation of conventional television".

ECMO is reserved in most centers only for patients for whom the likelihood of survival with the continuation of conventional therapy appears remote.

The data show that the continuation of conventional therapy in the face of sustained elevated disease activity will be unlikely to result in improvement.

Traditional values emphasise conventional family life and the continuation of blood lines.

And he could have settled for a continuation of his conventional business, selling pallets of cards and memorabilia to retailers.

For NAND flash, the tight spacing, floating gate interference and the need for sufficient gate control (gate coupling ratio) have also ruled out the continuation of the conventional floating gate device below approximately 32 nm node.

Further, values of the western world emphasize continuation of the conventional view of entrepreneurship (Peterson 1988), and efforts to encourage entrepreneurship in developing countries have been shaped by a western outlook.

For example, in Schumpeter, development is not a change in the economy moved by external shocks or a continuation of the conventional, but a change that occurs in the economy created from within itself, regarded as a completely new phenomenon [30].

First, a type of strictly periodic orbit, Multi-revolution Elliptic Halo (ME-Halo) orbit, around the L2 libration point in the Earth-Moon ERTBP is presented, generated through the continuation method starting from the conventional Halo orbits in the CRTBP.

Immediate initiation of depo-medroxyprogesterone acetate (DMPA) increases continuation and decreases pregnancies compared to conventional (next menstrual period) initiation.