Sentence examples for faced followed from inspiring English sources

Although imatinib has transformed CML into a manageable medical condition like other non-malignant diseases in several ways [ 25], the clinical benefits from most targeted therapies are limited, extending PFS or OS of cancer patients by only a few months, and resistance is eventually faced, followed by tumor aggression.

Australia are the last team I'd want England to face, followed by Sri Lanka.

For example, a participant made compressed judgments for all the upright reference faces followed by all the inverted reference faces, and then all the contrast-negated reference faces.

In addition to usual care from their general practitioners, care managers were to have six to 12 contacts with participants over 14 weeks: 30-40 minutes for an initial appointment face to face, followed by telephone contacts of 15-20 minuthereafterfthereafter

Further rigorous work is needed to establish a role for telephone consultation in this patient group as a replacement for face to face follow up in hospital outpatient departments.

We aimed to compare the effectiveness of telephone consultations with face to face follow-up consultations, in patients discharged from hospital following surgery.

Future studies could include face to face follow-up visits for patients who were treated for HO, since the subjective error from patients is hard to remove.

Non-responders to the 3 month face to face follow-up will be requested to return completed questionnaires by pre-paid post or by telephone.

Participants will receive the intervention in two face-to-face sessions, one week apart, with a telephone or face to face follow-up two weeks after the second session.

Participants were encouraged to work through the computer programme prior to their face to face follow-up meeting, the aim being to enable them to participate more fully in their subsequent follow-up consultation [ 15].

To date, there has been no synthesis of the evidence for the direct comparison between face to face follow-up consultations and those made by telephone in the context of surgical follow up care.