These spaces are frequently reserved by residents and student clubs for activities ranging from weekly events that attract the whole Stanford GSB community to spontaneous pizza parties and impromptu discussions.
Over the intervening years, percutaneous coronary interventions (e.g., angioplasty, stenting and minimally invasive procedures) have grown in popularity; traditional cardiac surgical revascularization is now performed less frequently, and reserved for those with diffuse triple vessel or left main disease, particularly in the setting of diabetes [ 9].
Rooms are frequently reserved well in advance by tour groups.
The Peace Prize has been the prize most frequently reserved or withheld.
"Depression is anger," Kane maintains, frequently reserving her scorn for unsympathetic medics who dole out "chemical cures for congenital anguish", and the rhythms of her words are battered out by drums, hammers, whips, even a saw cutting through wood.
However, since open necrosectomies are performed less frequently and are reserved for more complex and difficult cases, this finding should be interpreted with caution since it may well represent a confounding factor.
Aggressive CD was defined as disease that had required ≥2 immunomodulators and/or intestinal resections (treatments reserved for frequently-flaring or complicated CD).
With its massive performer requirements, Mahler's Symphony No. 8 is not frequently performed; it is, instead, reserved for grand and celebratory occasions, though the composer's own correspondence suggests that this is exactly how he intended the work to be heard.
Our tour guides frequently pointed out institutions once reserved for the elite that Castro had opened up to the hoi polloi.
Suburban schools are frequently in "lockdown," a term hitherto reserved for prisons.
