Sentence examples for for further long term from inspiring English sources
The present review highlights several caveats regarding current indications proposed by the major clinical practice guidelines and consensus conference statements published thus far and emphasise the need for further long term studies in the field.
19 These results emphasise the need for further long term follow-up studies to determine which factors contribute to positive changes.
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are calling on NASA Administrator Dan Goldin to cancel plans for further long-term stays by astronauts on Mir until the agency certifies that the station meets or exceeds U.S. safety standards.
Our study underscores the need for further long-term studies using larger sample sizes to establish the benefits of MAE in this and other populations.
However, there is a need for further long-term data analysis and assessment of predictors of attrition to allow this study to have greater generalisability.
Patients who were classified as being ventilator dependent were transferred to a step-down respiratory-care ward for further long-term care.
During the next decade Israel's natural gas demands are expected to at least triple, leading to expectations of further long-term contracts for Egyptian, Israeli and even Palestinian gas.
For example, further long-term studies using large animals are needed to establish the efficacy (proof of concept) of this device.
To evaluate the effectiveness of community hospital based postacute care (PAC) for frail older patients and to provide a baseline profile of functional gain during PAC for use in further long-term outcome studies.
While all of these treatment modalities represent potentially exciting management options for lateral epicondylitis, further long-term studies are needed to demonstrate the safety and efficacy of these therapies.
At the time this analysis was performed for NICE, no further long-term data on patient weight were available and therefore the assumption was made that the initial weight loss would be fully regained in a linear manner to a level that corresponded to the patients' baseline weight.
