Sentence examples for therapy achievement from inspiring English sources
Antibody engineering involves a range of custom modifications of immunoglobulins to improve their affinity, valency, and pharmacokinetics, ensuring a better target therapy achievement.
The good-risk group defined by the MSKCC (gonadal primary, one line of cisplatin-based therapy, achievement of at least m−vePR) (7/14 PF) and relapse at least 6 months from the end of the last chemotherapy, also failed to define a group with a better prognosis (8/12 PF).
Despite the availability of effective diabetes-specific therapies, achievement of glycemic goals by patients is far from adequate in the United States.
The mean time between initiation of therapy and achievement of full suppression was 3 months.
Current guidelines recommend early initiation of nutritional therapy, with achievement of goal requirements by day seven [ 13].
Moreover, as effects of pioglitazone are usually delayed, fixed dose combination therapy hinders achievement of earlier glycemic control, rather than addition therapy.
The treatment of choice is prednisone in tapering doses for approximately one year, depending upon patient's response to therapy and achievement of disease control.
In their study, Rudwaleit and colleagues defined a major clinical response to anti-TNF therapy as achievement of a BASDAI50 (at least 50% improvement in the BASDAI) response.
Secondary end points were mean glucose level, median time from start of intensive insulin therapy to achievement of normoglycemia, incidence of hypoglycemia (defined as glucose level <40 mg/dl), and percentage of time at a glucose level <150 mg/dl.
The approach of withdrawing or tapering biological therapy after achievement of remission may reflect a treatment benefit for patients and physicians that could be justifiable given the economic burden of treating patients with early RA.
In conclusion, the 5-year follow-up data confirm the sustained efficacy of frontline nilotinib over imatinib as front-line therapy including achievement of earlier and deeper molecular responses and increased freedom from progression to AP/BC.
