Sentence examples for involving a patch from inspiring English sources
This study provides information describing people prescribed NRT patch and combination regimens involving a patch by GPs in UK primary care.
The aim of the study was to describe the prevalence of NRT patch use and the types of NRT combinations involving a patch that are routinely prescribed in clinical practice by GPs.
Given evidence from recent NMAs based on RCTs [ 15, 16] that varenicline is more effective than NRT monotherapy and is as effective or more effective than combination NRT involving a patch [ 15, 16], the low rate of GP varenicline prescribing, as suggested in the present study, requires further evaluation from both a policy and research perspective.
The dilemma with Hill involves a patch of damaged skin on the middle finger of his left hand.
I remember seeing a production of Hamlet during the Falklands war, when a loud murmuring assent followed the speech about the conflict between Denmark and Poland involving "a little patch of land / that hath it in no profit but the name".
RoboBee scientists came up with an elegant and, necessarily, lightweight solution involving an adhesive patch on the top of the robot.
The terracing is probably the result of multiple epochs of melting, each successive melt involving a somewhat smaller patch of ice.
The first two panels also show that audiovisual training (grey columns) involving a vertical grating patch as the visual component also led to significant TOJ improvements in vision-only post-training.
In contrast, the activities of TxIA, TxIA(A10L) and PnIA(L5R at0L) at D195A-α7 were little affected, suggesting that other interactions, probably involving a the hydrophobic patch around position 9/10, dominate α-conotoxin interactions with this subtype.
The simulation model used in this study involves a static patch of uniform activity, which has been extended to simulate different spatial extents of the source.
Green's technique involved taking a patch of skin the size of a postage stamp and, under meticulously controlled laboratory conditions, growing it into a sheet the size of a desktop.
