Sentence examples for Prescribed timeframe from inspiring English sources
If nothing else, that was proof of how badly May wants a deal in her own prescribed timeframe of two years.
States may allow reasonable extensions of the time provided for installation of monitors for facilities unable to meet the prescribed timeframe (i.e., 18 months from plan approval or promulgation) provided the owner or operator of such facility demonstrates that good faith efforts have been made to obtain and install such devices within such prescribed timeframe.
Mr Fender, chair of the Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) committee in charge of Metrolink, said the delay had been caused by a tram management system not being available "within the prescribed timeframe".
If a team was not making substantial improvements based on the main indicator within the prescribed timeframe, some faculty members deemed the project a failure.
These critical questions include the required duration of mass treatment in different endemic areas, the optimal drug coverage required to meet control targets within prescribed timeframes, the impact and importance of adding vector control to mass chemotherapy regimens, and the likelihood of the development of drug resistance by treated worm populations.
Since antipsychotics have such a narrow therapeutic window, they should be prescribed and dosage adjusted with the expectation of clinical improvement within a certain timeframe (Kindermann et al 2002).
Further subgroup analyses revealed pain severity and interference to be highest among patients prescribed antivirals within 72 hours of rash, compared to those not prescribed antivirals within this timeframe (although only differences for pain interference were statistically significant).
The 6-month timeframe was chosen to reflect the minimum time in which the American Psychiatric Association APAA) guidelines recommend patients be prescribed antidepressant therapy [ 9].
The pediatrician prescribed Benadryl.
