Sentence examples for the increased side from inspiring English sources

The F.D.A. did agree with Genentech's assessment that some of the increased side effects were caused by paclitaxel.

While the aberrations of grating-based plasmonic collimation systems are worth more careful studies, the increased side lobe level is of little concern in the present application: the area of the detector placed at the image plane can be chosen large enough to capture all side lobes with significant amplitude.

The result of EIS measurements reveals that large surface area and small particle size of the SC-electrode result in more SEI layer formation because of the increased side reactions with the electrolyte during cycling, which deteriorates the electrode/electrolyte interface and thus leads to the faster capacity fading of the SC-material.

Other important issues are the drug-drug interactions (rifampicin – PIs) and the increased side effects which may lead to loss of good friends (Raltegravir).

This daily steroid exposure is what contributes most to the increased side effects of steroids, including systemic adrenal suppression, generalized growth suppression, osteoporosis, obesity, chronic hypertension, immunosuppression, mood swings, poor sleep, cushingoid features, and avascular necrosis, further limiting their appeal for chronic use in children [ 32].

Given the observed increased side effects of this combination therapy, research should focus on determining the maximum effective dose of sunitinib as well as on deciphering the optimal treatment schedules of the combination therapy.

Thus, the decision for clinical implementation of empirical combination antibiotic therapy has to be taken with caution and should only be reserved for patients with resistant Gram-negative infections, when the benefits of synergistic antibiotic activity potentially outweigh the risks of increased side effects.

Effectiveness can be further increased with a triple combination in patients with adenocarcinoma, at the cost of increased side effects.

The advent of multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging (mpMRI) to better identify and localize intraprostatic tumors, and nanomolecular radiosensitizers such as gold nanoparticles (GNPs), may be used synergistically to increase doses to cancerous tissue without the requisite hazard of increased side effects.

It can be seen that the stop-band attenuation of the Nyquist -filter can be just reached or can even be overcome at the additional cost of increased side lobes level or ISI.

The increase in dose, unfortunately, would likely be associated with increased side effects and decreased compliance.