Sentence examples for window patients from inspiring English sources

After this biological window, patients will continue on the same targeted therapy plus weekly paclitaxel 80 mg/m2 for a further 12 weeks, up to definitive surgery.

When exposure and outcome are measured within the same time window, patients exposed to drug treatment who experience early outcomes are more likely to be classified as adherent to treatment than those with no or late outcomes during follow-up.

However, a visit to a primary care provider within several weeks may be prudent Non-emergent/48-h window Patient has a non-emergent medical condition that does not necessitate a visit to the emergency department.

At any step of the visual analysis process, the user can go back and change the settings for factors, time windows, patient clustering, and comorbidity association filtering.

Just look at the highly charged reactions from both the physician and patient communities over recent U.S. Preventive Services Task Force USPSTFF) guidelines narrowing the recommended window for patients to receive breast cancer screenings.

In addition to the good overall knowledge about TBIC, the respondents also demonstrated good knowledge about the need for an infection prevention (IP) committee to implement TBIC activities, window opening, patient isolation, and patient education.

There are several possible explanations for the reduced frontotemporal source activity in the 550 650 ms window for patients.

A time frame of three months was chosen on clinical grounds to provide a sufficient time window for patients to have received multidisciplinary cancer care.

We used the cohort data, in particular the time window before patients were enrolled in the STI protocol, to set the initial conditions of the model.

Other clinical trial design decisions, such as the inclusion of children in a phase I LCA trial to accommodate the limited therapeutic window of patients, further blurs the research-treatment distinction.

The next required step will be to demonstrate the improved therapeutic window in patients in adequate comparative clinical trials, assessing predefined beneficial effects and adverse effects in a standardized way.