Sentence examples for rapid start of from inspiring English sources

Patients therefore apparently prefer a comfortable treatment regimen over a rapid start of treatment.

The early recognition and rapid start of goal-directed treatment (EGDT) are important elements for better outcome in severe sepsis.

The rapid start of an adequate antimicrobial therapy still is foiled by a lack of fast and reliable methods for the identification of the etiologic pathogen.

Patients rated rapid and adequate referral, rapid start of the treatment after diagnosis, enough information and confidence in the healthcare professionals as most important themes.

Thus, the information gained from neoadjuvant testing is invaluable, and for the purpose of this review it represents excellent in vivo confirmation of effects of new agents allowing a more rapid start of large adjuvant trials.

The rapid start of the RT might increase possible stimulating factors or reduce inhibiting factors resulting in a longer or enhanced effect of the surgery on the dormant condition.

In the second match at Invercargill, she struck seven boundaries in her 54-ball innings to help Australia make a rapid start to their chase of 256.

27 Acceptable manoeuvres for spirometry measurements were defined as those with a sufficient peak expiratory flow, a rapid start, an absence of major flow fluctuations and an adequate duration of expiration.

Phillips, helped by his trademark rapid start, spent much of the race in the bronze medal position but slipped to fifth before he came down heavily on the second-last corner.

The results showed a rapid start (within 10 min) of aggregation in the presence of formaldehyde and a remarkable increase of particle size in about 60 120 min. Parallel SDS-PAGE measurements also revealed a similar time evolution (Figure 3H).

Cook at least got England's reply off to a rapid start that raised hopes of a record one-day run chase, overtaking the 304 they hunted down against Pakistan in Karachi in 2000.