Sentence examples for defined breakthrough from inspiring English sources
Cordonnier and colleagues defined breakthrough infections as infections documented ≥24 h after the first dose of antifungal treatment.
Most studies did not address breakthrough infections, although a rate of 30%% was reported in an Austrian registry that defined breakthrough infection as proven fungal infection after 7 days of prophylaxis [ 15].
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Treatment failure was defined as breakthrough pain necessitating joint replacement.
Both of the COX-2 inhibitors were defined as breakthrough new drugs and were reimbursed by the NHI at a relatively high price (celecoxib 100 mg, NT 16.7 and rofecoxib 25 mg, NT 33.4;, currency exchange rate is approximately NT33 to US1) as compared to non-selective NSIADs (mean price per tablet ~ NT 3.00) upon approval.
If there was one defining breakthrough in 2007 as opposed to the year before, it was live video.
One question we're often asked is what criteria should be used to define a breakthrough innovation, technology, business model or policy?
At present, similar comprehensive identification parameter is only used to define water breakthrough condition based on the effect of profile control in field application (Yu et al. 2009).
These partnerships are hard to make successful, especially when success is defined as a breakthrough technology or achieving a 'big' performance improvement like a dramatic increase in hard drive memory or microprocessor speed.
Failure was defined as intolerable breakthrough pain necessitating joint replacement surgery.
Table 1 shows the calculated dynamic binding capacity (defined at 5% breakthrough) for CDH for both columns at the studied pH values.
