If however there was a permanent loss of capacity, for example due to dementia, then consultee opinion was required not only for continued participation but also for continued use and storage of data material already gained (see 'Consultee Retrospective Approval Form for Loss of Capacity' in *supplementary information and on Newcastle 85+ website).
Similarly, a cardholder can register a number with a favorite merchant for continued use only with that merchant.
The G.S.A.'s initial plan to renovate the older courthouse for continued use as a federal building was scrapped because of the $60 million cost.
Merck & Company said yesterday that a panel of independent monitors had determined that the company's painkiller Arcoxia, which is in the same class of medicines as the withdrawn Vioxx, is safe enough for continued use in clinical trials.
The property also has long been coveted by local groups, both for development and for continued use as open space, and small parts of the 387 acres, sandwiched between Beverly Hills and Brentwood, already are leased for private use.
Yet limited research has yielded mixed results, suggesting that craving is neither necessary nor sufficient for continued use or relapse to addictive substances.
"We work hard to identify and mute any copyrighted music that our users have included in their live broadcasts, unless the necessary rights have been obtained for continued use.
When the batteries are no longer sufficient for vehicle applications, the vast majority of cells comprising the battery are still able to hold a charge and are thus suitable for remanufacturing for continued use in vehicles and being repurposed for non-vehicular applications.
Koch (2013) gives reasons for continued use of aerial photography, such as long traditions, high spatial resolution, greater probability of acquiring cloud free data within a specific time window as well as smaller areas and fragmented land use in European countries compared to, e.g., larger non-European countries such as the USA, Canada, or countries in South America.
All of the ships, with the exception of Hessen, were broken up in the 1930s; Hessen survived until the end of World War II, when she was taken over by the Soviet Navy, for continued use as a target ship.
Our results demonstrate that there is little justification, either statistical or computational, for continued use
