Sentence examples for privileged period from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the adjuvant window is a privileged period of time, when the decision to administer additional therapy or not, as well as the type, duration, and intensity of such therapy takes center stage.

What makes that point privileged?

After clearance of leptospires from blood and body fluids, they are known to persist for prolonged periods in immune privileged sites like renal tubules, brain, and eyes of carrier animals [ 7].

Although Le Corbusier was from the beginning most interested in building for large numbers of people, during the prewar period he built primarily for privileged individuals who commissioned individual houses.

"Something special has been happening at Saracens in the past few years and I feel very privileged to have been part of this period of success, on and off the field," Strettle said.

Throughout the history of H. sapiens, periods of food shortages have privileged individuals who could effectively save up and store "extra" energy in times of surplus.

In this haunting second novel, Perla, a privileged Argentinean student, shoulders the legacy of the period in which tens of thousands were "disappeared" by the Argentinean military dictatorship.

Duffy's 18 weeks for extreme drive-by nastiness is certainly harsh when compared with more privileged trolls, for whom re-education or a period of disgrace are considered ample.

In light of the interest in cosmology during the Warring States period, the cosmological reading may be privileged, but the Laozi is also open to an ontological interpretation.

Children belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes were statistically more likely to be undernourished as compared to children from the socially privileged Other caste in each of the three periods, however the effect size was small.

Mr Hu was able to create consensus over this period and to maintain the Party's privileged place in society.