Sentence examples for not formally reached from inspiring English sources

Dose level I was therefore chosen for phase II study for safety reasons despite the fact that the maximum-tolerated dose (MTD) was not formally reached.

The MTD was not formally reached and the expansion cohort was opened at the predefined MDL based on the MTD (800 mg) reached in the phase I brivanib monotherapy study (CA182002) (Jonker et al, 2010).

Once the MTD was determined, an expansion cohort was to be evaluated at that dose; however, the MTD was not formally reached and the expansion cohort was opened at the predefined MDL based on the MTD (800 mg) reached in the phase I brivanib monotherapy study (CA182002) (Jonker et al, 2010).

The maximum tolerated dose was not formally reached at DL-V, but because of progressive anaemia and asthenia/fatigue, it was decided to test a new DL-VI with doses of paclitaxel 200 mg m−2, ifosfamide 5.0 g m−2and cisplatin 100 mg m−2; this appeared to be tolerable and is recommended for further phase II testing.

The bank, the people said, objected to the reporting technique, but did not formally reach out to Bloomberg executives to complain.

The previously reported p.G119R risk variant (9, 11) did not formally reach statistical significance in our study; however, all four carriers of this variant were AAMD cases and had low FI levels, consistent with an association.

Gen. Peter J. Schoomaker, appearing at his confirmation hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee today, said that he has not yet formally reached conclusions on a number of critical questions facing the Army, among them required numbers of personnel and the fate of some weapons systems.

Singletary was not sure whether the franchise had formally reached out to Crabtree.

I will be formally reaching out to the NBA today to determine our next steps.

Mr. Koolhaas, who has described his work as "flamboyant conceptually, but not formally," was approached after a settlement the city reached with the landlord over the zoning of the site.

"The phenomenon of alleged offenses not formally being reported to the police or dropped before reaching court is termed 'attrition'," the report remarks sadly.