Sentence examples for closure and further from inspiring English sources

In such an environment, comparing the risks of radiation doses from commercial nuclear energy fuel cycle closure and further nuclear energy expansion with ionizing radiation population doses experienced year after year, decade after decade from non-nuclear (conventional) industries seems worthwhile for use in achieving stakeholder education and concurrence.

The observational study by Bujold et al has raised the possibility of an increased risk of uterine rupture in labour after single layer closure, and further research using larger, randomised controlled studies is needed to investigate this possible association.

Plans for hospital closures and further integration are seldom welcomed by the public.

The ministers said Roberts' aggressive school closure plan and further cuts will hurt Detroiters' learning.

While they made grants to the charity against the advice of their experts, they were refusing the College of Social Work a grant, which resulted in its forced closure and the further weakening of social work.

Finally, closure takes place and further thinking about a possible alternative diagnosis stops.

As it is difficult to manage both the BCP and school closure measures simultaneously and further information, such as "school affiliation" or "type of work activity" should be obtained and both BCP and school closure measures should be reconciled for determination of practical measures in future.

Goldman Sachs said: "We expect Deromedi to outline a major restructuring plan that incorporates plant closures, headcount reductions, and further streamlining of Kraft's cost structure".

Most studies that have reported the outcomes of trabeculectomy or GDD in uveitic eyes are not specific to uveitis-associated angle closure, and this warrants further investigation in more targeted studies.

Allyson Pollock, professor of public health research and policy, Queen Mary University of London, said the diversion of funds from other budgets to PFI payments make the schemes "an engine for closure of public services and further privatisation".

This production of ATP and modulation of the cellular ATP/ADP ratio may lead to continued closure of K+ATP channels and further depolarization.