Examples of 'generally reversible' in a sentence

Meaning of "generally reversible"

generally reversible - This phrase suggests that something can be undone, changed back, or reversed in a general or common context

How to use "generally reversible" in a sentence

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Generally reversible upon discontinuation of suspected agent.
Uveitis and visual impairment were generally reversible.
Dyschromias are generally reversible within a few months.
The effects of these sterilitants are generally reversible.
This event is generally reversible after sunitinib discontinuation.
The effects of these sterilants are generally reversible.
All signs are generally reversible following supportive treatment.
Increases in serum potassium were generally reversible.
Blood affections generally reversible when treatment stops.
All these changes were very subtle and generally reversible.
Thrombocytopenia was generally reversible with dose reduction or dose interruption.
The state switching due to the programming is generally reversible.
Granulocytopenia was generally reversible and not cumulative over time.
The present process is concerned with contamination that is generally reversible.
It is generally reversible with treatment.

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These effects are generally reversible.
Signs are generally reversible within a variable period following withdrawal of treatment.
This adsorption is generally reversible.
This is generally reversible and will usually disappear without treatment.
Visual impairment was generally reversible.
This has been generally reversible upon reduction of the dose or treatment discontinuation.
Alcoholic hepatitis is characterized by the inflammation of hepatocytes and is generally reversible by abstinence.
This effect however is generally reversible if the treatment is stopped promptly.
Elevations in liver function tests occurred during treatment with pentostatin and were generally reversible.
This is generally reversible and will usually disappear within two weeks.
ADRs usually occur within the first month of therapy and are generally reversible.
It is generally reversible.
In most patients Zevalin administration results in severe and prolonged cytopenia which is generally reversible.
Myelosuppression is generally reversible and usually managed by withholding dasatinib temporarily or by dose reduction.
Significantly, these conditions are generally reversible.
LVD was generally reversible following dose reduction or dose interruption.
Grade 3 and 4 transaminase elevations were generally reversible upon dosing interruption.
CNS symptoms are generally reversible within days to weeks upon discontinuation of Metronidazole.
Of the reported side effects, most were mild to moderate and generally reversible.
These symptoms were generally reversible upon dose reduction or treatment discontinuation see ADVERSE REACTIONS.
Effects on the lung occur rarely and may be serious, though are generally reversible.
The effects are generally reversible except for 4a.
Organophosphates have a generally irreversible action, while the action of carbamates is generally reversible.
Kidney, renal impairment generally reversible after conclusion of treatment.
Toxic effects usually are mild and include dermatitis, myopathy, and generally reversible corneal opacity.
Visual acuity decreases were generally reversible within 2 weeks without intervention.
The variations of the glossiness decreasing rate over the dry-and-wet cycles are generally reversible.
Cases of pyoderma gangrenosum, generally reversible after discontinuation of sunitinib, have been reported.
O Storage impacts are important, but they are local and generally reversible.
Renal failure was generally reversible with dose interruption, rehydration and other general supportive measures.
ADR 's usually occurred within the first month of therapy and were generally reversible.
Gastro-intestinal intolerance which is generally reversible upon withdrawal of the drug.
Also, the overall-dimension of the HU key over the dry-and-wet cycles is generally reversible.
Psychotic symptoms generally reversible upon MDR-TB treatment completion or discontinuation of offending agent.
In patients with unimpaired elimination mechanisms, myelosuppression and mucositis are generally reversible within 14 to 28 days.

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