Sentence examples for generally discontinued from inspiring English sources

He defended the Royal Navy tradition of sending boys aged 15 to 17 to sea, but the practice was generally discontinued shortly after the disaster, and under 18-year-olds served on active warships in only the most exceptional circumstances.

In clinical practice, VKAs are generally discontinued when the perceived risk of bleeding outweighs the risk of recurrence.

In routine clinical practice for cancer, the current treatment is generally discontinued in the event of disease progression or recurrence.

Currently, anticancer drugs, particularly cytotoxic drugs, are generally discontinued upon disease progression, and the patients started on subsequent aggressive treatment.

Therapy is generally discontinued 6 months after the acute phase but may be prolonged after hematological evaluation depending on the patient's age and clinical condition.

On the other side, to date, it has not convincingly been shown whether loop diuretics are harmful in the setting of AKI [ 5] and 'for the vast majority of clinicians' they are not generally discontinued in early AKI.

Limitations of this study included its single stem/head design nature and the fact that the use of zirconia heads have generally been discontinued.

ARBs are category C (risk cannot be ruled out) in the first trimester, but category D (positive evidence of risk) in later pregnancy, and should generally be discontinued before pregnancy.

The results contribute to data indicating that sulphonylureas may be associated with adverse cardiovascular events in patients with MI and they suggest that metformin should generally not be discontinued in these patients.

If you discontinue use, your skin will generally break out after 6-12 weeks of your last application.

As new products are introduced, others are discontinued, but generally at a slower rate.