Sentence examples for initial temporary from inspiring English sources
"The president has indicated that the initial temporary permit ought to be three years, but he indicated it should have the option of renewal," Eduardo Aguirre, director of immigration services for the Department of Homeland Security, said.
A tarpaulin was used to erect the initial temporary structures when the grazing reserve was first established.
Initial temporary increases in BMD within the first operative year after TKA were seen in another study [27].
Except for the initial temporary immobilization and passive mobilization in group 1, the subsequent long-term rehabilitation program was comparable in both patient groups.
An initial, temporary alteration in cell morphology was observed at early time points owing to the inhibition of cell attachment to the film, which then returned to a normal morphological state at later time points.
Facilitation occurs at the beginning of the stimulus session and accounts for an initial temporary increase in response amplitude, whereas habituation occurs throughout the recording session and accounts for delayed decreases in responsiveness [38].
In early tunnels, timber was used for the initial or temporary support, followed by a permanent lining of brick or stone masonry.
Thus, there is a trade-off between initial infection (temporary control) and resistance (long-term control).
In these initial, more temporary prisons, TB screening may be instituted using smear and culture in symptomatic inmates, and an initial TST should be conducted in asymptomatic individuals, who should potentially be monitored during incarceration.
This was apparent in the majority of patients showing sustained UA lowering with biweekly pegloticase treatment and also in the 26% of nonresponders, all of whom experienced initial but temporary reductions in UA.
Finally, regarding the difficulty of making a clear link between regionalization and declining hospitalizations, changes may also reflect an initial, but temporary, period of transition associated with the re-definition of eligibility criteria, alterations of service levels and characteristics of target populations.
