Sentence examples for unacceptable grade from inspiring English sources

Patients experiencing unacceptable grade 2 adverse events (AEs) had therapy temporarily withheld until resolution to grade 1 or less.

Overall, 43 % of patients had a lapatinib dose reduction, mostly because of grade 3 or unacceptable grade 2 or less diarrhea despite active management.

In fact, in numerous loan pools, more than 20percentt of the loans were graded as "EV3," which is shorthand for saying they carried an unacceptable level of risk and were basically doomed to fail.

In each arm, when chemotherapy was judged to be ineffective with ⩾10% unidirectional tumour growth, or when the patient experienced unacceptable toxicity (such as, grade 3 neurotoxicity, grade 2 pulmonary toxicity, grade 3 cardiac toxicity or other grade 4 non-haematological toxicities), chemotherapy was discontinued and the patient was taken up for surgery as clinically indicated.

In May, an instructor reported to the campus police that when she informed Mr. Loughner that he had gotten a B in her Pilates class, he threw his work down and declared the grade unacceptable.

Ifosfamide showed a 20% response rate in an ECOG study but an unacceptable frequency of grade 3 4 CNS and renal toxicities were noted (Witte et al, 1997).

Patients completed the induction phase unless they developed clear clinical deterioration or unacceptable toxicity (refractory grade ≥3 immune-related adverse event).

Five patients (all TA6/TA7) discontinued IRI before the first scheduled tumour evaluation; of these, two patients experienced unacceptable toxicity (diarrhoea grade 3).

The combination of oxaliplatin (130 mg m−2, i.v., q21d), capecitabine (2000 mg m−2 for 14 out of 21 days) and cetuximab was associated with an unacceptable rate of grade 3, 4 diarrhoea, and a dose reduction of capecitabine from 2000 to 1700 mg m−2 day−1 has been introduced into the trial protocol and is advised for off protocol use of this triple combination.

Treatment was discontinued in the event of disease progression, unacceptable toxicity (including any grade 4 nonhaematological toxicity or symptomatic grade 4 haematological toxicity), or at the patient's request.

The grading scale was the Danish seven-point grades scale that contains the grades: −3 (unacceptable), 0 (inadequate), 2 (adequate), 4 (fair), 7 (good), 10 (very good), and 12 (excellent).