Sentence examples for intermittent conferences from inspiring English sources
For many years, a traditional event at hospitals throughout the United States has been the convening of intermittent conferences that serve as formats for discussing patient cancer management.
We searched the Cochrane trials registers, Medline (1966 onwards), Embase (1980 onwards), Science Citation Index, and International Pharmaceutical Abstracts for trials of oral naftidrofuryl for the treatment of intermittent claudication, and we hand searched journals and conference proceedings.
At the news conference to announce the postponement, Dr. Griffin, looking rumpled and weary, said intermittent problems like a sensor that only fails at odd times are "the hardest of all of these problems to work".
Even an intervention as fundamental as intermittent positive pressure ventilation may be harmful if applied incorrectly and so the international consensus conference on ventilator-associated lung injury (VLI) in acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) is timely.
He slouched in his chair, showing only intermittent interest in the proceedings, until he came to the front of the room to address the conference.
The case Dr. Dhaliwal was presented, at a medical conference last year, began with information that could have described hundreds of diseases: the patient had intermittent fevers, joint pain, and weight and appetite loss.
At a news conference as the report was released, investigators conceded that the pilots might have been confused by intermittent stall warnings that began shortly after a failure of the plane's airspeed sensors disabled the autopilot and autothrust.
Intermittent work on novel.
Vocal thrills are intermittent.
Your engagement becomes intermittent.
