Sentence examples for study of maintenance from inspiring English sources
5) Eighty-seven subjecamecame from a study of maintenance therapy in bipolar disorder.
A well conducted randomised controlled study of maintenance sessions following pulmonary rehabilitation in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
8) One hundred eighty-three subjects came from a study of maintenance psychotherapy in women with recurrent major depression.
A prospective, randomized, crossover study of maintenance therapy was performed in 10 patients with unilateral breast cancer-associated lymphedema of the arm.
Elevated A1c levels were also found not to be associated with mortality in a retrospective cohort study of maintenance hemodialysis patients in Canada (13).
An ongoing randomized phase III study of maintenance lapatinib in UC patients with HER2 2 to 3+ IHC is ongoing (NCT00949455) and might shed additional light.
The results in unipolar patients were comparable with those obtained in studies of maintenance antidepressant treatment of depressed patients (Kupfer et al. 1992) which are generally conducted in patients who have responded to acute antidepressant medication.
Previous imaging studies of maintenance vs manipulation processes in WM have produced inconsistent results, which may have been due to methodological issues such as low statistical power and the use of insertion (subtraction) designs.
Unfortunately none of the randomized studies of maintenance rituximab have measured patient-related quality of life.
In an observational study, 1487 trough serum samples from 483 patients with CD who participated in four clinical studies of maintenance infliximab therapy were analysed using a fluid phase mobility shift assay.
In contrast to these studies of maintenance retinoids in combination with chemotherapy in minimal residual disease, the present study is the first human study in which a differentiating agent has shown activity in reducing tumour volume in solid tumours when given as a single agent in advanced, bulky disease, albeit in a small percentage of patients.
