Sentence examples for following course of from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, after IL-2 treatment, the Treg/lymphocyte ratio was still >3 % in 47 patients, but 34 (72.34 %) of them were successfully reversed to <3 % by a following course of type 1 treatment and 13 missed the follow-up.

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Before making a judgment, the DVLA may adopt the following course of actions [10]: (a) request additional information from the GP/Consultant, (b) referral for specialist clinical assessment, or (c) acquiring an independent medical opinion.

Taking t* > 0, let us suppose that the Gods now decide to pursue the following course of action: Godn shall prevent, at any 0 < t < t* + (1/n), Pn from abandoning point xn = 1/n, but if, from t* + (1/n), Pn does not acquire a unit velocity towards the right by other means (although even for a limited time) then it (Godn) shall provide it (n = 1, 2, 3, …).

These two investigators did not participate in the following course of the study so the outcome data was concealed.

Under 'Specific Appetite Inducers' they contemplated the following course of action: 'Incorporate special herbs or medications in a cigarette form as appetite stimulants or possibly for tension release.

Each of two treatment-related deaths occurred during pancytopenia following courses of IVAd.

In the following courses of chemotherapy levofloxacin at the same dosage was administered from first day after the end of chemotherapy until the recovery of blood neutrophils count over 1000/μl.

If you now think of your last 10 patients with acute subjective tinnitus and your last 10 patients with chronic subjective tinnitus: How would you categorise them in the following courses of treatment?

Your doctor will likely recommend you take one of the following courses of action.

We hypothesized that RENEW would induce improvements following the intervention period while those following a course of usual-care would not demonstrate improvements.