Sentence examples for existing advance from inspiring English sources

The company's existing advance notice bylaws may not provide a sufficient amount of time for the processing of candidates to be included in the company's proxy statements.

Always when the post-cutting stand basal area falls below the Finnish legal limits (see Pukkala et al. 2014a), there is artificial regeneration if the amount of existing advance regeneration is insufficient (less than another legal limit).

25 Further, this review revealed evidence that existing advance care planning models can be adapted for age, disease, and culture.

Many existing advance directives posit PVS as one of the states that patients would most wish to avoid [ 7].

Moreover, in the acute situation, a potentially existing advance directive may not be at hand [ 7], and relatives, if present, may be too distraught to participate appropriately in the decision process [ 8].

As there was no appropriate existing advance planning framework for children and young people, we developed and evaluated a new and novel set of child and parent-held resources to facilitate thinking and engagement in the planning process, and to determine care preferences and preferred locations of care for children and young people with life-limiting conditions from diagnosis onwards.

Furthermore, elderly subjects with advanced co-morbidities, polypharmacy and existing, advanced diabetes-related complications are at an increased risk of insulin-induced hypoglycaemia, associated with higher levels of morbidity and mortality [ 2, 3].

Moreover, the proposed approach can deal with arbitrary steering vector mismatch in theory while many existing advanced robust beamformers cannot.

It offers several collaboration opportunities including the development of translational research models for understanding the pathology of skin diseases, the identification of novel targets for dermatological disorders, and the identification of new uses in dermatology for existing advanced compounds.

Despite existing advances, today only an estimated 10% of patients in the US who are eligible for undergoing resuscitation techniques receive them.

Eils, who is working on similar research, says the concept "could mature rapidly, as the nanogenerator design begins to incorporate existing advances in nanotechnology and integrated circuitry".