Sentence examples for surplus opening from inspiring English sources

In this small study performed in HIV patients, some subjects opened their bottles more often than needed (surplus opening).

In the event a patient opened his/her bottle more than was prescribed (surplus opening), it was assumed that the patient correctly took the prescribed pills.

We assume, therefore, that such surplus opening of the pill bottles had occurred for other reasons.

Such surplus opening was not considered as nonadherence (in that case our reported adherence level would be lower).

If surplus opening had led to extra intake of medication, it would not have contributed the endpoints of virological failure or the induction of resistance.

Reasons for drop out and nonretrieval: 1 death; 2 MEMS thrown away; 3 missed by investigator (patients showed up on another date than the investigator expected); and 4 lost to follow-up Assuming that surplus opening of the bottles was associated with correct medication intake, the mean adherence level was 85% (SD = 23%, range 20 100%).

The projections of surplus opened up a discussion of new government spending, and that is where the ears have perked up.

Indeed it is difficult to see how the issue can be tackled without an agreement, which in reality can only be achieved through the WTO, that stops rich countries dumping surpluses, opens up their agricultural markets and supports the development of agriculture in poor countries.

Mr. Samaras said achieving the surplus would open the way for two things, in line with an agreement with creditors — some form of debt relief for Greece, but also the chance to help citizens who have been hardest hit by austerity.

The Calgary Zoo in Inglewood has not been excluded from the development surge either: with $35 million from the provincial surplus, it has opened new sections devoted to African and nocturnal animals.

But they have so much at risk in a policy that calculatedly underestimates the cost of the tax cuts and endangers the hard-won federal budget surplus that has opened the way to prosperity.