Sentence examples for discontinued timing from inspiring English sources
In case of a surgery or invasive procedure, the degree of emergency should be assessed in order to decrease the bleeding risk: NOACs must be discontinued, timing of the last dose intake should be known, and if possible, invasive procedure should be delayed until the NOACs reach trough concentration.
We presume that factors like the threshold for initiating and discontinuing support, timing of intensive care admissions, and quality of care as well as the accuracy of data collection might have contributed to the near-perfect SMR in our unit.
Just before McCain died, Kelli Ward, a Trump-loving Republican running to replace Arizona Senator Jeff Flake this year, accused McCain of timing an announcement that he was discontinuing treatment for his brain cancer to hurt her campaign.
Table 1-wrap> presents the QoL assessments expected at baseline and follow-up based upon the study design and timing of discontinuing patients.
In addition, biomarkers may be used as surrogate markers for response to treatment or markers of recovery from AKI, including the timing of discontinuing RRT.
Potential MAEs were placed in broad thematic categories related to: incorrect timing; attempts to give medication to the wrong person; and administration of medication that had been discontinued.
However, more data are needed to determine the optimal strategy and timing of switching to clopidogrel or prasugrel in the uncommon case in which ticagrelor should be discontinued due to a relevant, permanent and intolerable side effect.
UPDATE: Given the timing, the content, and the state (of the state of Mississippi), I speculated that Fresh Air got discontinued for it's Ford-Firth-Cholodenko line-up on the Friday before the show got kicked off the airwaves.
The timing of its purchase is unusual because men's indoor and outdoor track and cross-country will be discontinued at St . Johns after this academic year as a cost-saving measure.
