Sentence examples for discontinuation it from inspiring English sources

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The repeated measures analysis of variance of the five sheep receiving a short treatment course clearly indicates that PaCO2 was significantly and persistently removed by the treatment and that suddenly after the treatment discontinuation it returned to its pre-treatment level (Table 2).

Recently, the term 'preference' has also been used to describe a second phenomenon in the context of treatment discontinuation, it was used to describe the baseline risk of discontinuing treatment in patients treated by a specific physician (the physician 'preference for discontinuation').

However, as the qualitative data was collected within the first few months of discontinuation, it was not possible to ascertain from this analysis why so many women continued to attend their three-monthly follow-up visits after their discontinuation from gel.

As for treatment discontinuation, it is worth noting that no young patient refused the study treatment, in contrast with four patients each in the two other groups.

In the case of a discontinuation, it is assumed that patients who received either rivaroxaban or VKA are switched to aspirin monotherapy.

This rise in SCr is proportional to the baseline SCr, such that a 30% increase at a SCr of 2 would be 2.6 while at a SCr of 1, it would be only 1.3, it is reversible on discontinuation and it is less likely to occur beyond 4 weeks of initiation.

This event was suspected to be related to the study drug but it did not lead to premature discontinuation because it was detected on electrocardiogram recordings on the final study day.

In addition, the dynamic nature of the treatment for schizophrenia with its high rate of medication switching and discontinuation makes it difficult to directly relate the initial treatment selection to the final cost-effectiveness outcomes in a multiyear study period.

AstraZeneca said it will take a $45 million charge in the fourth quarter related to the discontinuation, and it will look for new applications for the drug.

Interestingly, it was noteworthy that initial antibiotic prescription rate was similar in PCT and standard care groups, suggesting that the improvement in antibiotic-free days was more likely the result of antibiotic discontinuation, while it was less likely due to exclusion of potential infection.