Sentence examples for longer continuation from inspiring English sources
The interpretation of this pattern might reflect a longer continuation of the same process in the common noun case, or it might reflect an additional later process that is not invoked in the proper noun case.
Surprisingly, older age was associated with longer continuation of home care.
Most studies are too small to measure differences in continuation rates between NSAIDs adequately, although recent larger studies have consistently observed longer continuation rates for coxibs over traditional nonselective NSAIDs [ 11, 12].
If adequate inclusion numbers cannot be achieved, appropriate measures will be taken in the remaining two years, consisting of expansion of the number of participating centres or longer continuation of the study.
Further, the addition of PLP led to a longer continuation of the reaction and thus a higher final conversion (17 and 25%% final conversion with 0 and 1 mM PLP, respectively with glucose as a co-substrate).
War, no longer the continuation of politics by other means, took on a theological intensity, aiming at the extirpation of what Chris Kyle in his memoir American Sniper calls "savage, desperate evil".
In some patients, longer treatment continuation might be beneficial.
This assumption is in line with evidence suggesting that longer medication continuation periods, possibly for one year, may be necessary for relapse prevention [ 46].
22 Another possible explanation for the longer treatment continuation among children observed here is that children may experience less toxicity than adults, as has been suggested by a small, single-center retrospective study by Goodhand et al, 14 which found that 6-MP/AZA was better tolerated in children than adults (albeit with no difference in efficacy).
Time no longer favours the continuation of policies biased towards Israel.
HPN was stopped if therapy goals were reached or the patient no longer qualified for continuation of HPN due to metabolic complication or change in the clinical condition including stopping all aggressive therapies.
