"We used to work one week on, one week off".
Commuting to Southern California for her current shooting schedule of two weeks on, one week off, "I miss New York," she said.
He has actually only been playing one-week-on, one-week-off recently anyway.
Recent results from a large, randomised phase III trial (EORTC 18032), which examined the efficacy of an extended schedule of temozolomide (week on-week off, 150 mg/m/day for 7 days repeated every 14 days) compared with standard dose single-agent DTIC, showed no difference in overall survival (OS), progression-free survival (PFS) and overall response rate (ORR) between the two arms [ 7].
The doctor told me one week on and one week off, but, I often take it for 6 days and then take 8 days off (80-year-old male; Participant F).
He had already had one week off on a self-certificate.
Her mother was diagnosed with cancer after working week-on week-off as a community counsellor for a decade in Fort Chipewyan, a community where elevated levels of cancer have been recorded.
The next day, I left the school with the general and his men as they returned back to their base in Khanaqin and were replaced by another unit in their normal week-on, week-off rotation.
Although farm C remained infected, clinical signs in grower pigs were suppressed using routine in-feed medication with zinc bacitracin at 270 mg/kg of feed, pulsed week-on week-off from 10 weeks of age.
I tell time by "on" weeks and "off" ones.
But the price is exactly half your life: hitches offshore last for two weeks on, two weeks off, or three on, three off, and so on.
