Sentence examples for short-term breakthrough from inspiring English sources

Application of the model to our own data and data from the literature showed that short-term breakthrough experiments can be simulated, but that the model deviates from experimental observation in long-term experiments.

Regardless of its timing, AED withdrawal (reduction or discontinuation) increases the short-term risk of breakthrough seizures after TLE surgery.

AED withdrawal increases the short-term risk of breakthrough seizures after TLE surgery, and may alter the long-term disease course in some patients.

Newer rapid-onset formulations of short-acting opioids, including oral trans-mucosal fentanyl citrate and fentanyl buccal tablets, have been shown to be efficacious for the short-term treatment of breakthrough pain and well-tolerated among patients with both chronic non-malignant and malignant pain.

However, other medications, including second-generation antipsychotics (SGAs), are often used on a short-term basis to treat "breakthrough" episodes of mania or depression.

But clearly the short-term prospects for global breakthroughs are poor.

After several short-term temp jobs, I had a breakthrough while working for an educational charity.

These studies specifically looked at the short-term effects of these medications on breakthrough pain (up to 2 h after dosing) and did not address the impact of long-term use of short-acting opioids for breakthrough pain in addition to a long-acting opioid regimen on pain control.

The Horizon Breakthrough Projects--for short-term (1 to 1.5 years) projects with a high-risk profile--are a perfect means to establish "proof of concept'" for wild and crazy ideas.

Short-term imperfections in plant performance (e.g., transient breakthrough of turbidity from filters) and low-level or sporadic breakthrough of pathogens have also been suggested as mechanisms for contamination that would not be detected by routine plant performance monitoring (Payment and Hunter 2001).

For other proposals, very often it will be at best a waste of time and at worst it will stifle unexpected breakthroughs and add a short-term bias to researcher activity and to funding decisions.