Sentence examples for term discontinuation from inspiring English sources

Electrical conductivity (EC) of soil solution increased during the TSE irrigation period whereas at the end of the experiment, after short term discontinuation of irrigation and harvest, EC in the topsoil (0 10 and 10 20 cm) decreased compared to the previous samplings.

Moreover, despite the well-known complications such as increased menstrual bleeding and pain long term discontinuation rates are generally low [ 1, 2, 6].

This isn't to say that the Surface project is at risk of short-term discontinuation.

Faber et al. [ 20] reported promising results with the short-term discontinuation of the analogue after ovarian suppression.

According to Morrison and colleagues, the most common reason for long-term discontinuation of lipid-lowering medications in CKD patients is adverse reactions [ 24].

However, if systemic conditions permit,long-term discontinuation might be beneficial in stabilizing established sites of BRONJ, reducing risk of new site development,and reducing clinical symptoms.

One of the major concerns of restarting infliximab is the possibility of an infusion reaction after the long-term discontinuation, partly owing to human anti-chimeric antibodies.

"The sanitized term 'antidepressant discontinuation syndrome' is the kind of well-funded obfuscation doctors and patients frequently face when trying to get honest, reliable information on these powerful drugs," he writes.

The CATIE trial concluded that olanzapine was the most effective in terms of discontinuation rates and time to discontinuation [ 14].

There was no significant difference between the sorafenib and placebo arms (10 vs 8%) in terms of discontinuation of drug.

14 A meta-analysis showed that in patients with all types of surgery, 20% achieved long-term AED discontinuation, 31% remained on polytherapy and 41% were on monotherapy.