Sentence examples for of prompt replacement from inspiring English sources

If there's one business that matches fashion in its relentless efforts to make this year's model seem dated and in need of prompt replacement, it's technology; before long there will be another batch of gadgets, unveiled by Apple or some rival, that will no doubt render Nanos-repurposed-as-watches obsolete.

In this study, endoscopic removal of the laryngeal stent was performed in two patients but persistent aspiration prompted replacement of the stents.

Systemic treatment of burns patients was based on current guidelines and consisted of prompt hydro-electrolytic replacement, ventilatory support when necessary, pain control and surgical treatment by multiple stage skin excisions and subsequent reconstruction by means of autografts or donor allografts assured by the Regional Skin Bank.

ZHONGSHAN, China — A strike at a Honda auto parts factory here in southeastern China collapsed on Monday morning, as Honda's hiring of hundreds of replacement workers on Sunday prompted most of the strikers to return to work.

Overlaps of these CIs indicate the following order of prompt difficulty, Prompt 2 > Prompt 1 > Prompts 3 and 4, with Prompt 2 being the most difficult prompt.

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Metronidazole was added (250 mg tid)., but intolerance of the patient to metronidazole with exacerbations of nausea prompted the replacement to Vancomycin (250 mg qid) in conjunction with Ciprofloxacin for 7 days.

Ruben Loftus-Cheek discovered that much when his bright attacking display was checked at the break with the manager citing naivety out of possession as reason enough to prompt his replacement.

"It's safe to operate today, but over the longer term failures may increase and that's what's prompting us to do an out-of-phase replacement on the tube," said the MTA's CEO, Thomas Prendergast.

Thus, prompt potassium replacement therapy holds pivotal importance in therapy for hypokalaemia.

Development in tissue engineering has prompted the advance of replacement of tissues or organs [ 11, 12].