Sentence examples for medication use time from inspiring English sources

The Actiwatch is accompanied by an instruction sheet and sleep log which covers napping, medication use, time in bed, night awakenings, morning awakening time etc.

In a subset of patients, uniocular and binocular trials could be directly compared in a secondary analysis because the uniocular treatment trial (visit B1) was followed by binocular use (visit B2), and then by additional follow-up visits with binocular medication use (time C).

In addition, medication use, time-activity patterns, and biologic mechanisms could be further understood.

To describe the practice of endotracheal intubation in the Intensive care unit of a tertiary care teaching hospital, with particular emphasis on the indication, medications used, time of day, staff seniority, number of attempts required and any adverse events.

We employed a large longitudinal sample of children, which allowed us to determine patterns of medication use across time in different body mass index groups as well as type of medications used.

To investigate the efficacy of intraocular pressure (IOP) control and medication use over time after trabeculectomy (TRBC) and Ex-PRESS shunt implantation in primary-open-angle-glaucoma (POAG) patients.

We were, therefore, able to determine patterns of medication use across time in different BMI groups.

Thus, NAS data reflect changes in disease status and medication use over time.

Another potential limitation is the lack of information about changes in antihyperglycemic medication use over time that may affect disease progression.

These data will be considered in conjunction with outcomes data to develop a detailed understanding of health service and medication use over time including understanding if intervention participation or survey completion is affected by rates of hospitalisation.

Hazard ratios (95% CI) relating the risk of HMA to prescription of medications were obtained within glycemia treatment groups using Cox proportional hazards (PH) regression models allowing for medication use as time-dependent covariates and controlling for the baseline covariates identified in Miller et al. [ 11] as predictive of future episodes of severe hypoglycemia.