This effect escalates in conjunction with time and distance traveled, peaking at 61 to 90 minutes commuting time.
This report is part of a phase I study using escalating doses of codrituzumab in conjunction with sorafenib in patients with advanced HCC (Clinical trials.gov identifier NCT00976170).
While a role for MK-329 in the management of patients with advanced pancreatic cancer cannot be supported by the results of this trial, additional studies of this agent in patients with known CCK receptor-positive tumors, at escalated doses, and possibly in conjunction with other growth antagonists, appear warranted.
In an effort to escalate the dose of melphalan and to improve the efficacy, we designed a dose-escalation study of melphalan in conjunction with palifermin in patients with NRF, with the hope that a higher dose of melphalan can be administered with an acceptable degree of oral mucositis (OM).
In this trial, we used initial androgen suppression in conjunction with conformal dose escalated radiotherapy as they are complementary treatment approaches in that both achieve improvement in local treatment control and reduce radiation treatment volumes (Dearnaley, 2001).
While the LRAD may be appropriate to disperse crowds, using it in conjunction with an armored vehicle escalates the hostility of the crowd and creates a negative public image". .
In conjunction with the persistently high and escalating fasting glucose, at both three and six months, (without and with weight gain, respectively), we elucidate abnormalities of circadian blood pressure variability.
The escalating tensions came as the United States was seeking to exert more diplomacy in conjunction with Russia, Syria's most powerful foreign supporter, aimed at starting negotiations to settle the Syrian conflict.
Few anticipated that the proliferation of subsidized private insurance plans, each with different rules and formularies, would cause confusion among seniors, especially in conjunction with rising rates of dementia, or that this would also dramatically escalate administrative costs to health care providers, such as nursing homes.
"These incidents by themselves may or may not indicate the need for an intervention; however, when analyzing indicators such as public complaints in conjunction with other sources of information, the combination may present a pattern in need of an intervention before it escalates".
Corp. in conjunction with Rutgers Univ.
