Sentence examples for interim use of from inspiring English sources

Richard Roberts, commissioner of the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, noted that the league had been given interim use of the field with the understanding that the land would one day be used for much-needed housing.

As commercial tedizolid susceptibility products become available, they could rapidly replace the interim use of linezolid as the surrogate testing agent.

Experts today discussed alternatives to give these communities access to adequate sources of iodine, such as subsidies to reduce the cost of packaged iodized salt, strategies to iodize locally produced traditional salt or the interim use of iodized oil capsules.

The story begins in 2003 when Lord Rogers wrote to Tony Blair suggesting a stadium in Stratford built for football with interim use for athletics as the centrepiece of any Olympics bid, to be funded by joint tenancy between Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham.

It's an example of Zwischennutzung, or interim use, a word that gets bandied around a lot in a city that still has plenty of history to consider and lots of space to reconfigure.

In the interim, the use of provider surveys can reveal useful information for healthcare systems who wish to monitor and improve the management of test results within their system.

We also identified a complete absence of adamantane prescriptions in all ambulatory medical care settings after March 2006, which closely corresponded to release of the CDC interim guidelines for use of antiviral agents for 2005 06 influenza season.

The proportion of circulating influenza viruses resistant to oseltamivir increased from 12% during the 2007 08 season to 99% during the 2008 09 season in the United States, and new interim guidelines for use of antiviral agents were released in December 2008 (15 ).

3 The finding that interim PET/CT is more accurate than CT alone highlights the potential use of interim PET/CT in "response-adapted" treatment strategies, where the treatment can be tailored (escalated or de-escalated) according to the individual's response to chemotherapy.

Therefore, we systematically reviewed the reported use of interim analyses and DMCs to identify trials in which interim data have been used for reasons other than to make one of the recommendation described above, referring to these occurrences as "extended use of interim analysis" or "extended recommendations by DMCs" for the purposes of discussion here.

A further 116 trials reported some form of interim analysis without explicit mention of a DMC, giving a total of 586 (33%; 586/1772) trials that reported the use of interim analysis.