Sentence examples for margin to provide from inspiring English sources
Individualized medicine has the potential to tailor anticancer therapy with the best response and highest safety margin to provide better patient care.
On November 7 , 1995 with one of the most challenged school systems in the nation, and even after Modell's announcement on November 6 that he had signed a deal to move the Browns to Baltimore the following year, the people of Cleveland, Ohio voted by a significant margin to provide public funds for Modell's stadium remodeling project.
It was determined, however, that for this pilot, TSH 300 for the course of therapy was too low for ADDO owners to recover operational costs and produce a large enough profit margin to provide an incentive for them to stock the product.
The cure is permanently lower profit margins, to provide financial firepower to combat the discounters.
The primary aim of radical cystectomy for bladder cancer is to remove the primary tumour safely and completely, to perform adequate PLND, to achieve negative margins, and to provide optimal long-term survival and quality of life (Hemal and Kolla, 2007).
In the past, large safety margins were necessary to provide optimal oncological treatment, however, these safety margins most probably also contributed to the high rates of side effects since large amounts of normal tissue were exposed to RT.
These margins will continue to provide you with a seam allowance as you sew all the pieces of your hood together.
It is rapidly overturning a lucrative industry of "merchant acquisition" that allowed banks to earn wide margins for agreeing to provide credit-card readers to shops.
This paper reveals, for the first time, the precise-quantified relationship between the parallel resistances, control parameters and stability margins so as to provide a general design criterion for the direct output current control for the LCL-interfaced grid-connected inverters.
But she said her profit margins are large enough to provide her a decent living.
As those payments dwindle, so do hospital profit margins and the resources to provide charity care to a growing number of uninsured.
