Sentence examples for maintenance conducted by from inspiring English sources
A warning issued on Friday by the Federal Aviation Administration expressed concern about deferred maintenance and poor oversight of heavy maintenance conducted by outside vendors.
An analysis of 214 patients who were newly diagnosed with MM and randomized to participate in the multicenter prospective phase III trial GMMG-HD6 on the "Effect of Elotuzumab in VRD (Velcade, Revlimid, and Dexamethasone) Induction/Consolidation and Lenalidomide Maintenance" conducted by the German-Speaking Myeloma Multicenter Group (GMMG) was performed.
Maintenance conducted by the Swedish Transportation Authority (TrV) is necessary to support railway resources and facilities [3, 7].
The two Transocean-commissioned reports obtained by The Times echo the findings of a maintenance audit conducted by BP in September 2009.
Other maintenance tasks conducted by JR Kyushu were increased, including the cleaning of tephra from rainfall gauges, electric substations and train components such as transformers and motors.
The Super Hornets are serviced at the operating level by No. 1 Squadron technical staff; heavier maintenance is conducted by Boeing Defence Australia and other contractors.
37 One patient in the maintenance therapy trial conducted by Tonstad et al did commit suicide 27 days after completion of the double-blind portion of the study.
These are based on the discussion with various technical experts, machine operators, production manager, maintenance manager and studies conducted by various researchers (Ayağ and Özdemir 2011; Nguyen et al. 2014).
Tenancy management and maintenance for the camps was conducted by Yilli Rreung Housing Corporation financed by government and rental receipts from tenants.
The maintenance of the monument was conducted by the Cambodian Government during 2000 2002.
In addition to that, the violation is reported to the MU, which then takes further actions (e.g., log the violation for later analysis conducted by a maintenance engineer).
