Sentence examples for prolonged one year from inspiring English sources

More recently, the CREDO trial suggested an incremental benefit of prolonged (one year) use of clopidogrel in addition to aspirin in 2116 patients undergoing elective PCI. 13 Long term clopidogrel treatment was associated with a 26.9% RRR in the combined risk of death, myocardial infarction, or stroke (95% CI 3.9%too 44.4%; p  =  0.02; absolute reduction, 3%).

Gaspar suggested that Portugal might need another year's grace before getting its deficit below the 3% target set by the EU: It is reasonable to think that the European Commission can, at the right time, propose to the [European Union] to prolong by one year the time given to Portugal to correct its excessive budget deficit.

The heightened assault, which began a little over a week ago, prolongs one of the bloodiest episodes of Syria's seven-year civil war.

But until then, they will try to prolong one of pro football's most unfair rules.

Rasch et al. [ 26] reported low, but consistent, levels of tissue graft rejections after prolonged periods (up to one year) within certain sibships, suggesting that not all inheritance is strictly isogenic in the Amazon molly.

The objective of the present study is to evaluate the (cost-) effectiveness of surgery versus prolonged conservative care during one year of follow-up, and to evaluate the timing of surgery.

With the development of targeted chemotherapy regimens such as pemetrexed plus bevacizumab, the overall survival can be extended to one year and optimally prolonged to 2 years, particularly in patients with EGFR mutations [ 1, 11].

Provent score at day 21 has been proven effective as a prognostic index of mortality one year after prolonged admission in ICU in patients requiring prolonged mechanical ventilation (over 20 days).

The riot came as a reaction to the rumor that their three-year service would be prolonged by one additional year.

Scientists at the Harvard Medical School calculated that for high-risk individuals, who smoked and had high blood pressure or other coronary risk factors, a low-fat diet would prolong life by an average of just one year.

One year the dry season was so prolonged that our animals were suffering of hunger, and this initiated this idea of fodder banking.