Sentence examples for daily associated from inspiring English sources

Milli Gazete, a conservative Islamist daily associated this with the fear among AKP circles of a mass movement of people from Palestine to Turkey (T24, 2015c).

All 50 patients who were taking multiple PIs were prescribed ritonavir at low dose (≤200 mg/twice daily), mainly at a dose of 100 mg/twice daily associated with lopinavir (84%).

However, many patients in this trial withdrew prematurely because of adverse events that may have been, in part, related to the high pill burden (16 large 150 mg soft-gelatin capsules daily) associated with APV dosing and excipients contained in the APV formulation available at the time of the trial.

For major bleeding, edoxaban 30 mg daily, apixaban, edoxaban 60 mg daily and dabigatran 110 mg twice daily were associated with reductions compared to standard adjusted dose VKA.

Single daily ciclesonide doses of at least 80 mcg daily were associated with significant improvements from baseline in pulmonary function compared with placebo (Langdon et al. 2005).

For major bleeding, apixaban and dabigatran 110 mg twice daily were associated with fewer events versus dabigatran 150 mg twice daily and rivaroxaban.

QVA149 once daily was associated with significant improvements in lung function and dyspnoea versus twice-daily salmeterol/fluticasone.

Edoxaban 30 mg daily was associated with fewer events than other new oral anticoagulants, while edoxaban 60 mg daily was associated with fewer events compared with rivaroxaban and clopidogrel plus low-dose ASA.

Coach Herman Edwards recalled that he and Moss spoke last season about the necessity of playing despite the daily pains associated with football.

The national daily newspaper associated with the main reform party, which is headed by President Khatami's brother, was among those closed by the hard-line courts.

Another study cited in O'Keefe and Lavie's editorial found that, in over four hundred thousand people in Taiwan, forty-five minutes of vigorous exercise daily was associated with a forty-per-cent decrease in risk of death.