Sentence examples for experience of combining from inspiring English sources
Thus, the experience of combining tamoxifen with anastrozole in the Arimidex, Tamoxifen Alone or in Combination (ATAC) trial was that disease-free survival in patients taking the combination of anastrozole plus tamoxifen was significantly less than in those taking anastrozole alone (and similar to tamoxifen alone) [ 66].
Sweden has positive experience of combining emissions reductions with an improved economy and welfare.
But as the new millennium rolled in, so did my first experience of combining travel with volunteering, and it has been a slippery slope toward professionalism ever since.
A number of other variables may potentially be associated with lag time and will be the subject of future studies, for example, the severity of toxicity when the drug is used alone, the extent of pre-clinical data with RT, accrual rate for studies, and experience of combining similar sister drugs with radiation.
27 29 It is also plausible that a successful experience of combining modified work with part-time sick leave will have a positive effect on the illness perceptions and behaviour of the individual, which in turn may play an important role in work participation.
De Pas et al had reported their single-centre experience of combined metronomic chemotherapy (cyclophosphamide plus methotrexate) in 17 heavily pretreated sarcoma patients.
However, we reconsider it based on a 10-year experience of combined chemoradiotherapy in our hospital and a careful literature review.
The gynecologists collected data of 9,367 women, from which 8.762 (93.5%) met inclusion criteria (1. young women [18 28 years] or 2. women over 28 years with little experience of combined hormonal contraceptives (maximum 2 years before the visit)).
We used apparent temperature as exposure variable because this is a construct intended to reflect the physiological experience of combined exposure to humidity and temperature and thereby better capture the response on health than temperature alone [ 1, 2, 15].
The primary objective of the study was to determine what factors are associated with noncompliance in two types of user: 1) young women (18 28 years) or 2) women with little experience of combined hormonal contraceptives (maximum 2 years before the visit), in the case of women over 28 years.
