Sentence examples for progressively withdrawn from inspiring English sources
The existing $5 banknote will be progressively withdrawn from circulation but can continue to be used.
Long-term interest rates in UK markets have risen sharply since the early summer, at least in part because of the Fed's announcement on tapering, and that shift, which has a knock-on effect on some mortgage and other loan rates, is likely to continue as the stimulus is progressively withdrawn.
He has progressively withdrawn.
The cannula is progressively withdrawn under echocardiography guidance.
WHO recommends that oral artemisinin-based monotherapies be progressively withdrawn from the market and replaced with ACTs – a policy that was endorsed by the World Health Assembly in 2007.
Taking into account the half-life of PHE, we allowed 20 minutes period after stopping phenylephrine infusion for the rabbits to return to baseline, then, blood was progressively withdrawn by stepwise cumulative volume of 5 mL/kg with a total of 15 mL/kg of body weight (20% of volemia) and a third set of hemodynamic measurements were obtained (BW).
We are seeing more and more cases of orthorexia nervosa" — people who progressively withdraw different foods in what they perceive as an attempt to improve their health.
It is thus tempting to hypothesize that p57Kip2 is upregulated to progressively withdraw cells from the cell cycle and direct them toward differentiation.
The operator had a motor driving pullback system that progressively withdrew the transducer at a speed of 0.5 mm/second.
Doerries is also a keen supporter of providing pro bono, or unpaid, help to litigants who cannot afford a lawyer but is anxious that barristers' generosity should not become a substitute for legal aid funding, which has progressively been withdrawn.
This snub, in combination with his declining health, caused Prokofiev progressively to withdraw from public life and from various activities, even his beloved chess, and increasingly he devoted himself exclusively to his own work.
