Sentence examples for frequent courses from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, many patients receiving frequent courses are potentially at risk for corticosteroid-induced side effects such as adrenal suppression, depression of linear growth, and osteoporosis.
As CF and its truth steadily chip away at my being, I can't help but reflect over these past several years and the extended and frequent courses of powerful antibiotics.
Some patients need lifelong replacement therapy with immunoglobulins and/or frequent courses of antibiotics as treatment and/or prophylaxis.
There is no evidence for or against the use of antibiotic prophylaxis; however, in children requiring frequent courses of antibiotics, they can be considered.
CF patients have multiple risk factors for small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) including inspissated intestinal secretions, constipation, slow intestinal motility and frequent courses of antibiotics [ 23].
Although referral was not an inappropriate action, the case presented did not warrant referral according to the Asthma Management Guidlelines[ 22] e.g. life threatening asthma attacks, no response to therapy, need for frequent courses of oral corticosteroids.
Two attempts at grand-scale retail development, in L.A. and Las Vegas, proved disastrous, and frequent course changes under Peter Munk's guidance in the late 1990s also marred the stock's performance.
To avoid endangering other ships with the frequent course changes associated with flight operations, Ark Royal would have to break away from accompanying ships, and catch up on completion.
Before channelization of the Colorado in the 20th century, the lower river was subject to frequent course changes caused by seasonal flow variations.
In cases where fire risks are discovered, the most frequent course of action is to informally notify the building owner of any issues – a process most commonly known as "notification of deficiencies".
Once accepted, she was sent on a 12-week training course by the University of the West of England; she attends frequent further courses giving her specialist knowledge.
