Sentence examples for preceding use of from inspiring English sources

We furthermore found that the preceding use of immunosuppressive drugs was more common in our herpes zoster patients than in the general population, even in the ages below 50 years.

New anti-TNF use (1.4%) was associated with younger age, absence of Medicaid coverage, hospitalisation, and higher preceding use of burst (IRR=2.35, CI 1.59 to 3.47) and maintenance steroids (IRR=2.40, CI 1.05 to 5.48).

This suggests that preceding use of community care has a protective effect on clients' subsequent death or hospital admission in the short term but not in the long term.

For analyses of filled prescription for penicillin or amoxicillin as exposure, adjustment for potential confounders was performed similarly to the main analyses except for adjustment for preceding antibiotic use where estimates were adjusted for preceding use of penicillin V, amoxicillin, or macrolides.

The main themes the parliamentary inquiry will focus on are clarification of the government's policy and its legal basis, the decision-making process that precedes use of drones for targeted killing and subsequent legal accountability for lethal strikes.

Prescribed asthma medication usage was an acceptable outcome measure as it was assumed that physician-diagnosed asthma must precede use of prescription asthma medications.

Clinical evaluation for anxiety, agitation or tension should precede use of methylphenidate and patients should be regularly monitored for the emergence or worsening of these symptoms during treatment, at every adjustment of dose and then at least every 6 months or every visit.

Substance-induced mental disorders are diagnosed according to DSM 5 when the characteristic symptoms of the disorder appear during or up to 1 month after the consumption of a substance, if there is no data to justify a primary disorder (i.e., symptoms preceding the use of the substance) (American Psychiatric Association 2013).

Adequate fluid loading preceding the use of high catecholamine doses should be a main subject of discussion in patients with severe septic shock.

Halliwell and Gutteridge [ 23] made a list of questions that generally should be answered preceding the use of an anti-oxidant in humans: (i) Is it non-toxic?

12 Furthermore, the acceptability of re-biopsy is uncertain: in the era preceding widespread use of local anaesthetic, a British study reported that 19% of men refused re-biopsy without general anaesthesia, 13 and the Finnish study of screening for prostate cancer observed that 18% of screened men would not accept a repeat biopsy.