Sentence examples similar to recurrences of exposure from inspiring English sources
Because of the difficulty in obtaining conclusive findings, studies of outbreak investigations complicated by universal exposure are less likely to be published and less likely to result in recommendations for public health measures to prevent continuation or recurrence of exposure.
Using an in vitro model of recurrence after exposure of ovarian cancer cells to supra-pharmacological doses of cisplatin and paclitaxel, and for clinically relevant exposure times, we demonstrated that a clinically relevant dose of the synthetic steroid mifepristone significantly improves treatment efficacy by reducing the number and clonogenic survival capacity of escape cells.
There is considerable evidence that the decision not to prescribe antidepressants to a woman who is depressed (or likely to have a recurrence of a depression) during pregnancy may generate greater risks to the woman and her fetus than the risks of exposure to the medication.
ER is usually higher than IR, particularly with longer-term exposure, due to multiple recurrences of the same AE.
There have been no recurrences of disease.
Since then, she's had two more recurrences of cancer.
"Unfortunately he's had recurrences of that twice this year.
For the next several months she had recurrences of endocarditis.
Methods: Secondary analysis of data relating to registered ankle sprain recurrences, exposure and adherence to the allocated intervention using a PP analysis approach.
