Sentence examples for interrupted up from inspiring English sources

In several patients with manifest bleeding, systemic anticoagulation was temporarily interrupted up to several days without clotting of the device.

Therapy had to be intermittently interrupted up to 30 minutes twice during MARS (leakage, clotting) and three times during Prometheus (clotting) but was continued afterward.

In patients experiencing grade 4 haematologic or grade 3/4 non-haematologic toxicity, the start of the next cycle was delayed for up to 2 weeks or bortezomib therapy was interrupted for up to 2 weeks until toxicity returned to baseline or better.

"O.K.," Ed's girlfriend finally interrupted, offering up a swaddled infant for him to examine.

"Obviously having his career interrupted brings up that question, how much more he could have done in his career.

During phase A, additional patients had to be recruited to replace patients who discontinued for reasons other than toxicity prior to completion of phase A. In the case of grade 3 skin reactions, cetuximab could be interrupted for up to two consecutive infusions.

However, in some of the patients, the second tumour was detected through self-examination and, in one patient through a metastasis while he had interrupted follow-up.

In a packed London auditorium, one participant's nonsensical question rambled on for so long the author tried to interrupt, 'Shut up, I'll tell you when I've finished,' she shouted to an alarmed Don DeLillo.

It will be provided by switching networks capable to interrupt current up to 45 kA in few ms and to transfer it to discharge resistors at a voltage up to 8.5 kV.

Essentially, this is what old landline phones with physically attached answering machines used to make possible as a standard feature: you receive a call, let it go to the machine, listen to part of the message being left and then can decide whether to let the caller finish, or whether to interrupt, pick up the phone and talk to them live.

As of 27 January 2014, 22.8 % had not yet completed the required 4 years (M48) of follow-up (therefore 2009 was the last full year which could be analyzed), 3.0 % were deceased and 23.0 % were lost to follow-up (or had interrupted their follow-up).