Sentence examples for with regard to continuation from inspiring English sources

This report presents the results of this extension part of the study with regard to continuation rates, user satisfaction, bleeding patterns, efficacy and safety.

This is the first study to our knowledge that provides in-depth insight into the pathways through which manifestations of frailty affect oral care behavior, particularly with regard to continuation or cessation of oral care behavior.

The following two aspects are of central importance with regard to any continuation of exploration and exploitation of unconventional gas in Germany, regardless of the procedures applied: all work processes and results should be fully transparent, and all stakeholders should exercise trust in their dealings with each other.

Prenatal diagnosis of Down syndrome allows for informed decision-making with regard to pregnancy continuation or termination.

With regard to belief in the continuation of FGC, only 5.3% of the study's respondents believe in the continuation of the practice.

Clinical actions and outcomes following the development of DAIDS Grade 3/4 transaminase elevation were analyzed with regards to treatment continuation, interruption or discontinuation of TPV/r.

Multiple studies have shown the importance of raised inflammatory markers with regard to achieving clinical response [ 4- 7] or treatment continuation [ 7].

Continuation of statin therapy was not protective with regard to sepsis or markers of inflammation.

70 Despite the high level of resistance to these medications, studies have shown that their continuation in regimens does confer a benefit with regard to viral suppression, likely due to decreased replicative capacity of the virus.

Further, with regard to the aforementioned patient, the physicians were also asked whether "the continuation of enteric feeding by gastrostomy" and "the connection to an artificial respirator when the above-described patient has severe pneumonia and recovery is foreseen to take at least 7 days" were regarded as "medical interventions futile for the patient".

Even though the present study design did not expressly provide for any follow-up and no data are therefore available to substantiate the authors' claim, they do have good reasons to believe that with regard to a number of former study subjects the obvious benefits of continuation proved a persuasive enough argument.