Sentence examples for in terms of restarting from inspiring English sources
In terms of restarting warfarin following hemostasis in patients with GIB, long-term acid suppressants could be used in addition to more close monitoring of INR values and low to moderate intensity of anticoagulation.
SEOUL, South Korea — The top nuclear negotiators from North and South Korea plan to meet next week in Beijing to discuss terms of restarting the long-stalled six-nation talks aimed at ending North Korea's nuclear weapons program, a senior government official here said Friday.
With Ford dropping its bid, nothing has been achieved in terms of restructuring at the Daewoo group, and restarting the sales process means creditor banks must provide more working capital.
But the short circuit is a more serious problem, in terms of the delay it could impose on the restart.
A previous UK phase III trial showed that stopping chemotherapy after 3 months in stable or responding patients, then restarting upon progression, is noninferior to continuing chemotherapy in terms of survival (Maughan et al, 2003).
"It's a kind of restart for us because we are so much stronger in terms of depth and quality," said Pardew.
Thus, in terms of the efficiency, (20) is not as efficient as (17) because the latter does not require as many times to restart.
Where a 50-time multiple restart was applied, the RandInit approach provided consistent error performance and outperformed the MDSInit approach in terms of missing-pairwise tolerance, at the expense of a processing time that is up to 20 times longer.
In terms of cash, certainly.
