Sentence examples for severity of adverse effects from inspiring English sources
Yet here it was doubtful that Wyeth had any new information about the overall frequency and severity of adverse effects that called for a warning update.
Marhavilas et al. ([34], p. 477) note that risk "has been considered as the chance that someone or something that is valuated will be adversely affected by the hazard", as "a measure under uncertainty of the severity of a hazard" and also as "a measure of the probability and severity of adverse effects".
The severity of initial laryngeal pathology, however, is not an accurate predictor for the severity of adverse effects.
Gabapentin requires titration to achieve an efficacious dose so that the rate and severity of adverse effects are minimised.
An increased sunitinib exposure or sVEGFR-3 response was related to a higher risk and severity of adverse effects.
The incidence and severity of adverse effects will be correlated with drug dosage by means of contingency tests and linear regression.
Variations in the types and severities of adverse effects associated with the use of either tamoxifen or an AI may result in differences in the domains of QoL affected in patients using either endocrine treatment.
Type, severity, number of adverse effects, as well as number/reasons for dropouts, withdrawals, and patients lost to follow-up will also be recorded.
Thus, associations between higher symptom severity or the presence of adverse effects with a higher incidence of TDD may represent a confounding effect of AP or lithium use or dose burden.
The severity and the consequences of adverse effects such as diarrhea or mucosal inflammation may be life-threatening, thus justifying the assessment of the patient and his or her resources, prophylactic management, and patient education in case of an adverse event.
We use a risk ranking method to evaluate ecological risks (and associated uncertainty intervals) for each of the issues associated with estuarine oyster culture, based on subjective assessment of the likelihood and consequences (severity, spatial extent and duration) of adverse effects.
