Sentence examples for reason of adverse from inspiring English sources
He said that his fortune should be left for old people who had once been in good circumstances but "by reason of adverse fortune have become poor and dependent".
Only one patient interrupted tigecycline in reason of adverse effects (profuse vomiting and nausea).
Presence of persistent or progressive apical periodontitis was the most prevalent reason of adverse outcomes.
They had further expressed that prescribing errors were one of the main reasons of adverse drug events that persistent with the study of Bates et al. in which they had demonstrated that nearly half of the preventable adverse drug events resulted from prescribing errors [ 18].
A limitation of our study is that we did not collect further information on the clinical characteristics of influenza, such as highest recorded temperature or viral load, which could lead to a better understanding of the reasons for adverse outcomes of pregnancy.
Similarly, 92.3% of patients with a standard form reason of 'adverse event' identified a RAD-Q tolerability item as the single most important reason.
Based on these known conditions of the samples reasons for adverse effects of some chemical treatments could be discussed more clearly.
The relative risk of withdrawing for any reason or because of adverse events was similar for donepezil compared with placebo, but the relative risk was statistically significantly greater for galantamine and rivastigmine compared with placebo.
Nineteen patients discontinued trial drug during chemotherapy; nine stopped owing to an adverse event or intercurrent illness; one owing to disease progression; one owing to patient choice; one owing to administrative reasons; and four owing to other reasons (a combination of adverse events and patient choice).
Persistence or progression of periapical periodontitis was the most prevalent reason for adverse treatment outcomes.
A colleague suggested the reason for higher rates of adverse effects might be that these products were unregulated and therefore there was little quality control and this explained the increased risk.
