Sentence examples for expected treatment time from inspiring English sources

In addition, two rationales have been proposed to affirm possible benefits of early treatment of HIV-1, despite considerable side effects [39], [40], [41] as well as costs [42], [43], which need to be considered in relation to decades of expected treatment time.

All other courses with an elevated Catot/Caion ratio ≥2.5 achieved the expected treatment time of 72 hours.

The calculator prescribed sp Kt/ VCALC after KCALC, the expected treatment time and patient's body weight (for assessment of urea volume of distribution, V; Fig. 1) had been entered.

Of the six non-prescribers, three gave no apparent argument for their decisions; two appeared to have used the patient's young age and long expected treatment time as an argument against prescription.

The median of the expected treatment effect for dichotomous or time to event outcomes (relative difference of event rates) was 33.3% (IQR 24.8-50.0) and the median of the expected effect size for continuous outcomes was 0.53 (0.40-0.69 0.40-0.69

Therapy was delivered only an average of 77.8% of the time during the expected treatment periods.

In addition, contrary to what we expected, treatment before puberty and length of time since treatment did not influence risk of having bone deficits.

In conclusion, P. subcapitata and/or S. obliquus could be considered depending on the expected effluent treatment time frame.

Blood gas analyses of the patient's circulation and Caion post filter were measured at baseline, after 30 minutes, as well as after 1, 2, 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, and 24 hours and then every 8 hours up to 72 hours of the expected CVVHD treatment time.

Treatment will be performed using step-and-shoot IMRT or volumetric modulated arc therapy (VMAT) with expected daily treatment times of less than 10 min.

One study investigated the questions people with depression asked their psychiatrists and found that the most common questions related to the expected duration of medication treatment, time until recovery, and whether they were 'normal' [ 9].