Sentence examples for for interim time from inspiring English sources

In summary, the reported data indicate that UEI may allow tissue engineers to sequentially evaluate the progress of tissue construct mechanical behavior in vivo and in some cases may reduce the need for interim time point animal sacrifice.

An intention-to-treat analysis in this group of 43, with missing data for interim time points (ie weeks 29, 42 and 55) replaced by last observation carried forward, was applied to the measure of body weight.

Whether her monthly salary will increase for the interim time period is still being discussed, said city spokesman Tom Lorenz.

So I knew that I needed something just to relax me for that interim time.

Following completion of the baseline questionnaire and each follow-up (except final follow-up), patients will be issued with a 'resource use diary' in the form of a card with tick-boxes and space for notes for patients to complete over the interim time period [ 23].

What if you stay present during this "gap," this "interim time," until you become a strong and healthy container for the increased awareness?

Dogs were evaluated for AEs on days 0, 7, 14, and 30 of study, as well as at interim time points as needed.

The timing of the statement means that the announcement of the Scotland squad for next week's friendly against Luxembourg will be postponed, allowing time for interim manager and under-21 coach, Billy Stark, to assess his selection options.

As for those who believe that the estimates are too optimistic and thus payouts from the fund will be too small, they can continue to watch and wait during the three-year span of the payment program to see how the gulf recovers, and file for interim payments during that time.

A Lothian Buses spokeswoman said: "Lothian Buses confirms it is in commercial dispute with Edinburgh Airport Ltd which has necessitated applying for interim interdict to allow time to resolve matters.

He worked as the illustrator on Anvil, and later became the full-time artist for Interim, a Christian publicity society formed during a conference of diocesan editors, with ambitions to produce a strip cartoon magazine aimed at children.