Sentence examples for discontinued causing from inspiring English sources

Discontinuation of synthetic DMARD has not been recommended, since RA patients in clinical remission had twice as many flare-ups when synthetic DMARDs were discontinued, causing difficulties in reintroducing remission and a halt in damage, whereas similar sufficient evidence has not been seen for the biological DMARDs.

While no one appears to be openly mourning the extinction of Green Frogs, the news that Spearmint Leaves were to be discontinued caused angst on social media.

Protests over changes to Facebook's terms of service in 2009, which seemed to give it rights to users' content even if they discontinued their accounts, caused the company to change its copyright language.

The trial was discontinued because it caused asymptomatic QT elongation at the dose of 14 mg, but it showed anti-leukemic activity in terms of reduction of blasts number in the peripheral blood at all tested doses (Giles et al. 2006).

Finally patients typically accrue increasing medications, with management often comprising addition of new medication, with existing (or previously added) ones seldom discontinued for fear of causing destabilisation.

Individual ARV drugs causing toxicity were discontinued without necessarily discontinuing the whole regimen.

Given that most of the benefit of the treatment is confined to those with pneumococcal meningitis, some guidelines suggest that dexamethasone be discontinued if another cause for meningitis is identified.

In all, 72 (43.6%) subjects in the diabetic group and 485 (34.8%) subjects in the nondiabetic group discontinued treatment prematurely; causes and their reporting rates were similar between groups.

Zirconium carbonate (3ZrO2·CO2·H2O) was used in lotions to treat poison ivy but was discontinued because it occasionally caused skin reactions.

The S. Enteritidis strain found in Biorat is similar to the strain found in Ratin, a discontinued European product that caused human illness.

Acute renal failure developed after eight days of treatment in patient 12. Colistin treatment was discontinued and bloodstream infection caused by P. aeruginosa was treated successfully with meropenem in this patient despite in-vitro resistance.