Sentence examples for regimen developed from inspiring English sources

A multidrug regimen developed by the WHO is the current standard of treatment.

Millions of Americans have tried one of the diets or a variation, including the high-protein, low-carbohydrate regimen developed by the cardiologist Robert Atkins and the low-fat diet promoted by Dean Ornish.

Worried about her children, her "long-suffering" husband, and her own safety, she decided to follow a microdosing regimen developed by James Fadiman, a psychedelics researcher in Santa Cruz whose work she'd stumbled on earlier: ten micrograms of LSD, or about a tenth of a trip dose, every third day.

Results: Preliminary results of the first 360 patients (162 treated with the NTP regimen and 198 with the 4FDC regimen) show that two patients, treated with the NTP regimen, developed jaundice.

They want permission to use a testing regimen developed by the Northwest Evaluation Association: "We believe the NWEA gives us more information and better information and... teachers don't have to sit around waiting for results," said William Johnson, superintendent in Rockville Centre, a district involved in the push for alternative testing.

Male A/J mice, aged 6 to 8 weeks (Charles River, Orléans, F) were exposed to filtered air or mainstream cigarette smoke (10 mice in each group) using the exposure regimen developed by Witschi et al. [15] at a concentration of 250 mg/m3 of total suspended particulates for 5.5 hours/day, 5 days/week for 5 months, and sacrificed.

First phase of formative research (ethnography) helped us to understand the barriers and facilitators to the introduction of chlorhexidine as a cord care regimen, develop communication messages, study procedures and the framework for implementing a cord care intervention based on the information gathered.

Clinicians will attest that cytotoxic chemotherapy regimens, developed with the limited biological information available at the time of their development, remain the mainstay of treatment for most cancers.

CMF is one of the oldest poly-chemotherapy regimens developed for breast cancer.

This corresponds well with a new addition to current treatment regimens developed by Alden and Taylor (2011) for patients with generalised SAD.

However, the great majority of patients enrolled in those trials were younger than 60 years old, and as expected, the chemotherapy regimens developed in the process perform best in the younger patient population.