Sentence examples for for a prolongation from inspiring English sources

For example 27% of the relatives opted for a prolongation of the medical treatment, even if the suffering of the patient was unbearable [ 20].

Despite this, improvement in survival did not achieve statistical significance, although there was a clear trend for a prolongation in disease-free survival (long rank=0.18).

Iron loss might also be responsible for a prolongation of T2 and T2*rt, but appears to be a less probable cause as no differences were observed in R2′, which reflects local field inhomogeneities.

Assuming a repopulation rate accounting for 0.3 Gy per day [ 16] and a reported average steepness of the dose response curves for head and neck cancer (γ50 ~1.5 according to Okunieff et al. [ 17]) one would expect approximately 11% loss in loco-regional tumour control for a prolongation of the overall treatment time of 17 days.

The paper is to present a general framework for designing a prolongation operator for general nonnested finite element methods.

For several suspensions, a prolongation of the dispersion stabilization was observed.

Our observations were consistent with a previous report showing that FO feeding in rabbits for 30 days caused a prolongation of the plateau phase of monophasic action potentials recorded from the ventricles of Langendorff-perfused hearts [20].

We propose a power-control mechanism that achieves efficient sensor-data transmission resting on two special features: (1) an adaptive transmission power rate for packet routing and (2) a prolongation of sensors' lifetime.

Among these 2749 patients, 541 (19.7%) had begun treatment before January 1 , 2001 had had a prolongation document for each year until 2008 and continued their treatment without interruption until June 30 , 2008

Each simulated study was assessed for a QT-prolongation of regulatory concern using a concentration-effect modelling approach according to the methods described in [ 9].

The primary criterion was a composite including both the risk of cup dysfunction responsible for a clinical impact (prolongation of delivery and eventually change in mode of delivery) and the most frequent maternal and neonatal harms.