Sentence examples for entry discontinue from inspiring English sources

Patients could refuse entry, discontinue participation, or withdraw from the study at any time without prejudice to further treatment or management.

All participants switched to boosted ATV at entry and discontinued the nucleoside analogue backbone after 6 weeks.

A two week withdrawal period was required prior to study entry for dogs discontinuing nutritional supplements, NSAIDs or other analgesics.

Of the 102 patients, 83 (81.4%) were in clinical remission at study entry and after discontinuing infliximab, 39/83 patients (47%) remained in remission and 10/83 patients (12%) progressed to LDA at the primary end point.

Within 2 weeks prior to study entry, all participants had to discontinue AI therapy and were subsequently actively followed off all therapy until disease progression or consent withdrawal.

Patients were assessed for disease activity and those who met entry criteria were asked to discontinue their current NSAID use and return for evaluation when symptoms worsened (disease flare).

He tried refusing admittance behind the scenes and on the stage and attempted to discontinue the practice of reduced entry fees for those who left early or came late, but these changes resulted in riots.

Participants are followed from study entry until they have a live birth or discontinue treatment at the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) Fertility Center.

Patients receiving bisphosphonate therapy had to discontinue their treatment for at least 3 months before study entry, and patients under luteinising hormone releasing hormone agonists had to continue their treatment.

Alternatively, it could have been due to an artifact in the study design in that patients were treated with olanzapine for at least 4 weeks before study entry, yet those who discontinued treatment by the first follow-up visit would be categorized as having a treatment duration of 31to9090 days rather than >90 days.

Prior hormone therapy was also permitted, provided it was discontinued at entry into the study.