For instance, intermittent access to the channels due to the activity of primary users make it difficult for the secondary users to satisfy their own QoS limitations.
For instance, intermittent prevention of malaria in pregnancy (IPTp) should be provided four times in a pregnancy, with the first dose to be administered after 16 weeks' gestation.
For instance, intermittent presumptive treatment (IPT) of malaria with fansidar is one of the key interventions to reduce malaria in pregnancy and improve maternal and fetal outcomes.
O2 said it was aware of "isolated instances" of intermittent service across the UK, and it was investigating the situation.
One patient experienced mild nausea (patient 10), and one (patient 4) with a history of intermittent nausea experienced nausea and one instance of vomiting about 6 h after administration of the Lu-PSMA.
For instance, frequent bursts of intermittent compression for longer time periods favoured proteoglycan synthesis whereas shorter bursts of intermittent compression tended to favour cell proliferation.
For instance, the use of intermittent hemodialysis in critically ill patients can result in significant hypotension and persistent intestinal ischemia [ 10, 11].
For instance, in a case of continuous or intermittent outbreak, a single persistent founder strain can shed divergent descendants that contaminate food and cause disease over an extended time, as reported by Orsi et al. (39 ).
It tweeted: "We're aware of isolated instances where some customers have intermittent access to our service.
Like toenails, for instance; because they require only intermittent attention, you might find yourself cutting them haphazardly or neglecting the gunk that builds up up underneath.
These developments include the ability of hand-held Doppler devices to sequentially store information on FHR auscultations and in some instances produce paper print-outs of intermittent FHR recordings.
