Sentence examples for designates new from inspiring English sources

a P values are generated from Cochran-Armitage trend test; bVAP reduced from 5.5 to 3.6 episodes per 1,000 ventilator days in supplemented patients; crecurrent pneumonia designates new distinct pneumonia occurring after a first episode of pneumonia (early or nosocomial); dincluding three cases of enterocolitis and one case of chondritis of the ear.

Livery cab drivers have mixed reviews for the color picked to designate new borough taxis.

The E.P.A. this year may designate new restrictions on sulfur dioxide emissions.

Such flexibility makes sense, said Andrew Willner, the designated New York-New Jersey baykeeper whose organization serves as an environmental watchdog.

She said Ms. Norton's past positions would not conflict with her task of carrying out her designated new responsibilities.

It would designate new investors to buy the mortgages with the intention of lowering what is owed to levels more homeowners can afford.

In the Southern District, plaintiffs in civil cases can designate new cases as related to old ones and thus guarantee that the same judge presides.

Interior Secretary Gale Norton has made clear her reluctance to designate new wilderness, and Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman has weakened protections in the national forests.

"In this cat and mouse game", they write, the Treasury Department hasroutinely designated new entities as violators of sanctions, forcing Iran to adjust in turn.

But his policy does not require the bureau to conduct a fresh inventory of all its public lands or to designate new areas for interim protections.

The president's authority to designate new national monuments under the Antiquities Act survived by a slim margin, but some Republicans vowed to challenge that authority later this year.