Sentence examples for fast escalation from inspiring English sources

It is possible to achieve the effective dosage earlier with fast escalation, although the safety and tolerability are of concerns.

To compare the electrocardiographic abnormalities and other adverse events between fast (escalation of verapamil by 120mg every two weeks) and slow titration (by 80mg) of verapamil in CH treatment.

Growing evidence of global warming phenomena, rapid depletion of fossil fuel resources and fast escalation in world's population caused widespread attention to seek energy from RES. Solar and wind energy are commonly used RES to supply power for consumers in the remote area.

Moreover, significantly more ACR50 responses were observed in the fast escalation group.

Larger effect sizes for clinical variables were found for fast escalation (range 1.38 1.83) than for slow escalation of methotrexate (range 0.91 1.50) (fig 1A).

Although in the fast escalation group significantly more patients experienced adverse events, the nature of the events was similar (table 2).

Brain circuitry affected by these disorders overlaps with circuitry involved the effects of drugs of abuse, which could exacerbate the effects of drugs of abuse and lead to higher risk of transitioning from drug use to dependence and a faster escalation of drug use.

4 The results showed that start doses of 25 mg/week orally or fast dose escalation with 5 mg/month to 25 30 mg/week were associated with higher efficacy, but also with more toxicity, in comparison with start doses of 5 15 mg/week or slow escalation with 5 monthsonths.

It is probable that a better management of available drugs, mainly MTX, has been learnt during the past decade along with the clinical development of most biologic agents, during which MTX has been used in a fast dose-escalation fashion.

On the other hand, the finding may also reflect the experience of rheumatologists in numerous aTNF clinical trials, where fast MTX dose escalation was the norm [ 18, 19].

"The Fun Parts" constrains Mr. Lipsyte to the short-story format, which requires less brooding and faster, more manic escalation.