Sentence examples for time after study from inspiring English sources

No consistent changes in vital signs occurred as a function of dose or time after study drug.

Overall, 32 patients (71.1%) completed the QoL questionnaire at baseline and at least one time after study treatment.

The PSA doubling time before study entry was computed by tlog2/[log(PSA at entry) - log initial PSA)] and the PSA doubling time after study entry was computed by tlog2/[log(last PSA) - log(PSA at entry)].

One of these patients showed residual brain tumors on entry but achieved a CR, documented even in the last MRI taken a long time after study drug ended, whose study drugs were discontinued because of systemic PD.

Exploratory analysis of the secondary efficacy and post hoc variables was via analysis of variance, with treatment and time after study drug administration as main effects and a treatment by time interaction.

Change in medical history, change in medications, influenza-like illness, adverse events (AE) and serious adverse events (SAE) were assessed by solicited reports at each study visit and unsolicited reports from subjects at any time after study enrollment.

Cage, who died 10 years ago, was calm and generous with his time after studying Zen Buddhism and going on a macrobiotic diet.

At the same time, study after study shows environmental damage rises – so far almost always perpetually – with income, and often more steeply as developing countries begin to industrialise.

This endorses what teachers like me have known for a long time: study after study – from the Stanford Credo report into the American equivalent of free schools to the Institute of Education's research on Swedish free schools – show that the policy simply is not a cost-effective way of raising standards.

Since that time, study after study has shown CBO to be completely wrong, and that limiting patients' legal rights would actually increase health care costs.

But at the same time, study after study has shown that moderate consumption of caffeine-rich foods such as coffee, tea and dark chocolate can help lower your risk of heart disease, diabetes, stroke and cancer -- partially because these foods are all rich sources of disease-fighting antioxidants.