Sentence examples for an early switching from inspiring English sources

Some of the special deals that countries won may haunt the Union as a whole before this decade is out notably Spain's success in preventing an early switching of funds from the poorer parts of today's EU to even poorer new members.

The probability of having an CXCR4-using virus is higher in subtype D than in subtype A infections in non-AIDS clinical status (Kaleebu et al., 2007), suggesting an earlier switch to CXCR4 since dual tropism is not common in subtype D (Tscherning et al., 1998).

But an early switch-off date will be welcomed by the commercial radio sector.

No one expects an early switch off date - after all, radio sets are treasured for years.

Croatia could buy up its domestic money supply twice over using its foreign-currency reserves, and is considering an early switch to the euro.

His big break was as the presenter of a regional music show in Northern Ireland for Radio 1, although an early switch to TV on Channel 4's ill-fated breakfast show RI SE proved short-lived.

For BIIF lesions an early switch to MRI/CEUS with a baseline examination immediately following the CT examination is now used at many institutions.

Two trials are assessing an early switch strategy versus upfront AI therapy: the BIG 1 98 trial and the ongoing Tamoxifen Exemestane Adjuvant Multicentre trial are assessing switching from tamoxifen to an AI after 2 3 years versus upfront AI therapy.

Fluorquinolones are bactericidal drugs and thereby allow an early switch to the oral route.

For example, poor glycaemic control may result in an early switch in therapy.

These results suggest an early switch in EGFR ligands that may be important for breast cancer initiation [ 14].