Sentence examples for one month break from inspiring English sources
We also tested a 2 × 3-day format including one month break between the two parts.
After six cycles of therapy, a CT scan showed no evidence of disease and the patient was given a one month break from gemcitabine (erlotinib was continued) to allow for repair of a large ventral hernia.
The methods used for this study to ascertain prevalence for the chronic conditions, including the rationale for allowing a one month break in FFS Medicare coverage for the study cohort, are more fully described and justified in the technical paper [ 19].
To summarize, allowing for a one month break in Medicare A or B coverage (or allowing one month of managed care coverage), rather than requiring full Medicare coverage for a 12 month surveillance period, allows for retention of a fair number of beneficiaries in the cohort for whom there is evidence that treatment for the condition(s) of interest occurred.
The first session was done following the conclusion of Clash of the Titans tour, while the second session took place after a one month break, in the fall of 1991.
Second-half goals from Robert Lewandowski and Philipp Lahm lifted Bayern, who lost to Borussia Mönchengladbach last week, on to 43 points, eight ahead of Borussia Dortmund, who play Eintracht Frankfurt on Sunday, with one more match left before the one-month break.
After today's session, lawyers will take a one-month break and the trial is expected to last three months.
Murray took a one-month break before the Davis Cup in April and, in that time, both of them had space in which to consider their needs.
I feel like I'm doing 'Timon of Athens.' " When the tour is complete, the cast will get a one-month break (and Mr. Howerton and Ms. Latiano will take a proper honeymoon).
Bahrain, where the revolution was aborted one month after it broke out on 14 March 2011, with the intervention of the forces of the Gulf Cooperation Council, led by Saudi Arabia - on the grounds that since the population of Bahrain is predominantly Shiite, a victorious revolution would turn the country into Iran's step stool.
Focus group sessions 4 and 5 took place on the same day one month later, with a break for lunch in between, and consisted of the testing out of four alternative formats for completing questionnaires.
