Sentence examples for long term review from inspiring English sources

Long follow up of I-MIBG therapy reveals a noteable rate of bone marrow toxicities and malignancy and long term review of all patients receiving radionuclide therapies is recommended.

Consequently although differences between treatment arms were noted, it is not clear what their real impact would be with respect to usual care, and often these differences did not persist at long term review which may be related to the low power.

In other words, dynamic risk assessments have short term validity whilst stable risk assessments are intended to have long-term applications and remain relatively unchanged between long term reviews.

It may be difficult to assess the effectiveness of many interventions, which have subtle and long-term aims; this review has illustrated the importance of medium and long term follow-up.

But the I.O.C. must also make a long-term review of the economics of security for future host cities in the age of terrorism.

The complaint coincided with a long-term review by commercial colleagues of whether to extend the interactive service to other sports sections.

"[It] fails to recognise the need for a collaborative response which this long-term review has consistently identified," said Dr Virginia Acha, director of research, medical and innovation at the ABPI.

We were lucky enough to be one of the first outlets to have the exclusive Hyundai Equus for a long-term review.

Sixty-two knees were available for long-term review with an average clinical follow-up of 11.4 years (range, 8.4-13.6 years).

Within this large picture, the long-term review of different cases may provide useful discussions for the guidance and reinforcement of policy assessment.

Meanwhile, the chairmen of the House and Senate agriculture committees, Rep. Mike Conaway (R-Texas) and Sen. Pat Roberts (R-Kan)., say they are conducting a long-term review of the program and that they have jettisoned all prior prejudices.