Sentence examples for for universal use from inspiring English sources

In receiving expedited consideration from the Food and Drug Administration, Gardasil took six months from application to approval and was recommended by the C.D.C. weeks later for universal use among girls.

In this spirit, the safety board is calling for universal use of ignition interlocks, in which drivers must blow into a breathalyzer with a zero alcohol level in order to start their cars, for all convicted drunk drivers.

The new guidelines also call for universal use of the simplest, most effective treatment with the least side effects: a once-daily pill containing three drugs — tenofovir, efavirenz and either lamivudine or emtricitabine.

These were among the first vaccines approved for universal use in any age group that clearly cost the health system money rather than saved it, in contrast to less expensive shots, against measles and tetanus, for example, that pay for themselves by preventing costly diseases.

Tens of millions of girls and young women have been vaccinated against the disease in the United States and Europe in the two years since two vaccines were given government approval in many countries and, often, recommended for universal use among females ages 11 to 26.

They are nontoxic and abundantly available in the earth's crust for universal use as photovoltaic materials.

There are many commercially available antibodies, some of universal use for chromosomal proteins, such as anti-tubulin (α, β and γ) or for modified DNA regions, such as the anti-5-methylcytosine (Guerra [2012]; Birchler and Han [2013]).

However, an important concern for the universal use of mupirocin for all ICU patients is selection for mupirocin-resistant strains [ 24, 35].

Connolly and others have argued for their universal use, but the tobacco industry has fought with equal ferocity for verbal warnings, which have lesser impacts.

Controversial though it is in parts of the sector, I wholeheartedly support the commission's call for the universal use of contextual data in the admissions process – indeed I'd go further, and say that we should also be aiming for a collective and uniform approach to the use of contextual data.

His purpose is to introduce the background of Wood's coin and then he suggests a boycott similar to the one in his Proposal for the Universal Use of Irish Manufacture.