Sentence examples for potential lapse from inspiring English sources
Longitudinal studies are warranted to take account of the potential lapse between the different pathological processes.
It's unclear whether lawmakers will be able to pass it both in the House and Senate in the next two days, risking a potential lapse in appropriations over the weekend.
Now, with respect to Prime Minister Netanyahu and the Middle East, a major bone of contention during the course of this month is going to be the potential lapse of the settlement moratorium.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton will appear before Congress to discuss the findings of a State Department review of potential lapses in the September 11 attack in Libya, the State Department said Thursday.
The death of Mr. Merah brought a violent end to a series of events that transfixed France, but also left unsettling questions about potential lapses by intelligence services, and the lives they may have cost.
The decision to evaluate comorbidities across all admissions up to and including the trigger admission was in order to account for potential lapses in diagnostic coding.
Similarly, as number of patient hand-offs increases, we will need to find ways to improve the transfer of patient information from one caregiver to another to prevent the potential lapses that can occur during these vulnerable transitions of care.
Funders should maintain some distance from ethics and governance issues, yet cannot remain totally aloof, as large studies generally carry the imprimatur of the funding organization and potential lapses will often be laid at their door.
By the time I found the ticket stub and went to Laurie, he had already reported his suspicions about a potential security lapse to BA (on January 20) by email.
It's not clear whether the Libya attacks had any impact on the polls, despite the news media judging Mr. Romney's reaction to them very harshly (while spending less time scrutinizing a potential security lapse on the part of Mr. Obama's administration).
Given the small patient numbers and the potential time lapse between patients, the education should be delivered each time a GP has a patient discharged.
