Sentence examples for a timely dose of from inspiring English sources

By cherrypicking as many key ingredients from action films as they could (the us-against-the-machines mentality from The Terminator, the wire work from Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and the star from Johnny Mnemonic), and shooting it through with a timely dose of pre-millennial unease, the directors single-handedly managed to reinvigorate an entire genre.

By cherry-picking as many key ingredients from action films as they could (the us-against-the-machines mentality from The Terminator, the wire work from Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and the star from Johnny Mnemonic), and shooting it through with a timely dose of pre-millennial unease, the directors single-handedly managed to reinvigorate an entire genre.

A timely dose of HBV vaccine within 24 hours of birth, as recommended by WHO, should be implemented in sub-Saharan Africa.

A timely dose of HBV vaccine within 24 hours of birth, as recommended by WHO [ 40], needs to be implemented in sub-Saharan Africa.

Definitions for a timely dose, eligible child, and window of opportunity for a timely dose must all be established.

Judging by the chip-shot field goal the Ravens missed at the end of the Patriots' 23-20 A.F.championshiphip game victory, New England is again augmenting its considerable skill with some timely doses of good luck, the way it did in its rise to dominance a decade ago.

The cut-off values (MRglc ≤0.071 μmol/min/g using the SKM and SUVmax ≤1.45) need to be tested for their utility in identifying patients with a high risk of residual cancer after standard dose radiotherapy or chemoradiotherapy and in guiding a timely supplementary dose of radiation or other means of salvage therapy.

With the help of a timely administered dose of Kentucky bourbon, the colt had narrowly escaped death in the first hours of his life, providing an early indication of the grit and determination that would help him win two English classics.

By contrast a timely birth dose of HBV vaccine is rarely administered in Africa because logistical challenges seem to outweigh its potential impact due to the relatively low frequency of mother-to-infant transmission [ 36].

Therefore, these results suggest that increased attention to AEs early in the course of treatment coupled with timely dose modifications may help to maximize the number of patients who can stay on therapy and potentially benefit from treatment.

The methodology provides guidelines to aid investigators in determining eligibility, timely doses, and windows of opportunity.