Sentence examples for interim maintenance from inspiring English sources

In the interim, maintenance workers had added tons of steel and concrete, and at the time of the collapse, they had about 300 tons of construction equipment and materials on the structure, the safety board said.

Indeterminate risk patients had detectable disease (<0·01% MRD = <10−4 leukaemia cells) prior to interim maintenance; this group also included those patients with no MRD measurement.

Briefly, MRD was measured after induction (day 29) and again after the recovery from consolidation but prior to the start of interim maintenance.

Minimal residual disease low-risk patients were defined as those with no detectable disease and those patients who were MRD negative prior to interim maintenance.

As a result of excessive toxicity on Infant 87, modifications included a reduction in the duration of etoposide and cytarabine from 5 to 4 days, interim maintenance rather than reinduction at week 20, followed by an 8-week delayed intensification before continuation.

But it may be read as an apostrophe too, of the "Dear God!" kind; and in the deliberately anti-poetic language of O'Driscoll's poetry, where phrases such as "outsourcing routine maintenance" and "interim trading statement" trespass ironically on the ivory tower's demesne, life is "dear" in that it comes at a price.

His clients generally come back to him once a month for a serious shave treatment, and do maintenance in the interim.

Five other CR patients received a different post-induction regimen with intensified chemotherapy, including one consolidation, a double delayed intensification, and an interim phase over 36 weeks before 18 months of maintenance therapy.

Bevacizumab significantly inhibited ascites (interim analysis) leading to increased survival, that was further prolonged with a maintenance regimen.

The 3-month interim analyses suggest that the conversion from MMF to EC-MPS is well tolerated in maintenance renal transplant recipients.

Long-term costs and effectiveness: The lead law allows interim controls of lead hazards, which by definition do not permanently address lead hazards without ongoing maintenance.