Sentence examples for consecutive planned from inspiring English sources

ITM were detected on standard two-views chest X-ray (CXR) at regular follow-up visits and in absence of subjective symptoms (102 A cases) or in the interval between two consecutive planned controls because of the onset of subjective symptoms (80 S cases).

This particularly enables effective stakeholder collaboration, coordination and adaptation of the programme to contextual changes, newly acquired insights and the changing needs of consecutive planning stages, which positively contributes to the performance of the programme as a whole.

Cochleostomy targets were generated from an automated script and used for consecutive planning of a direct cochlear access (DCA) drill trajectory from the mastoid surface to the inner ear.

In DRC and Cambodia, enrolment is carried out in a serial way, during consecutive days planned for each participating centre.

The self-injections were carried out at three consecutive visits planned every 2 weeks.

Consecutive patients planned for diagnostic bronchoscopy were recruited for the study after providing informed consent.

And Audi, which will return to the Super Bowl for the fifth consecutive year, plans to release online a teaser video and a game about its commercial for Super Bowl XLVI on Tuesday or Wednesday.

It speaks to his nature that on the day he was to receive the Eclipse Award for jockey of the year for the third consecutive time, Ramon Dominguez planned on riding a full card at Aqueduct Racetrack in Queens before flying to South Florida for the ceremony Saturday night.

Five consecutive spacewalks are planned to refurbish the 19-year-old space telescope.

The surgical interventions in 80 consecutive patients were planned and executed by the BOS protocol.

22 consecutive patients, routinely planned to receive one of Deep Brain Stimulation/Intrajejunal Levodopa Infusion/Apomorphine Infusion therapies, were recruited: 13 male, mean (+/−sd) age: 65.6 (+/−9.5) years, mean (+/−sd) disease duration: 14.3 (+/−5.7) years.