Sentence examples for over continuation from inspiring English sources

Relapse was defined as meeting one of the following three criteria: (1) a 1-point increase over continuation baseline in the CGI-severity score; (2) reported adverse event of treatment-emergent hypomania, mania, or depression; or (3) discontinuation due to treatment-emergent clinical worsening or insufficient clinical response.

The other patient (no 04.02.056) was from a cross over continuation study.

Subsequent replication is needed before a possible superiority of acute phase CBT over continuation pharmacotherapy can be taken seriously, but the possibility is of sufficient importance that such efforts clearly should be made.

In the past, firms were able to roll over bonds — a continuation of credit that companies around the world rely on — but many foreign lenders that provided a significant share of debt in Russia have simply pulled their money out of the country.

It throws a huge question over the continuation of a career as a heptathlete and that's just being realistic," she told the BBC.

Negotiations failed when the two sides were unable to reach an agreement over the continuation for U.S. troops of legal immunity from Iraqi law.

To them the 2010 Commonwealth Games heptathlon champion Louise Hazel was only stating the obvious when she said Ennis-Hill's pregnancy threw "a huge question over the continuation of a career as a heptathlete".

The Gambrinus Company, a major importer of Corona beer into the United States, has entered into arbitration to settle a dispute with the Mexican brewer Grupo Modelo over the continuation of its import license, Gambrinus said.

Some traders and diplomats pointed instead to the dispute within the United Nations, saying that the confusion over the continuation of oil-for-food has effectively suspended the program in Ceyhan.

In calling the bankers to the White House, Mr. Obama was seeking to capitalize on public anger over the continuation of big bonuses for Wall Street executives, coupled with the slow pace of renewed lending by institutions bailed out by taxpayers.

Those broader data-mining activities were part of a heated dispute within the administration that led senior Justice Department officials in 2004 to refuse at first to certify the legality of the N.S.A. operations and to threaten to resign in protest over their continuation.