Sentence examples for promising primary from inspiring English sources

Our results compare well with the ones obtained with a reference lamp, demonstrating a promising primary radiation standard.

Promising primary patency and target lesion revascularization rates up to 2 years postimplantation have been reported.

The recent availability of a vaccine against HPV infection is a promising primary prevention measure to reduce the burden of cervical cancer.

The majority of studies that isolated the effect of both the technology and tailoring in their study design reported significant positive outcomes, indicating computer-tailored interventions targeting these behaviours as a promising primary prevention strategy.

Working For Us, a political action committee founded by veteran labor strategist Steve Rosenthal and backed by top unions, is following the confrontational approach of top liberal bloggers, promising primaries to depose disloyal incumbents.

Trials of vaccination already appear promising for primary prevention (Gravitt and Shah, 2005; Mao et al, 2006).

9 study were promising, the primary end point of reducing the platelet count from day 1 in cycle 2 to the platelet nadir in cycle 2 was not reached, suggesting the dosing schedule of eltrombopag was not optimal.

In summary, the role of FDG PET is promising for primary staging of cervical carcinoma particularly since it appears to be more accurate than cross-sectional imaging (CT/MRI) for determining lymph node involvement.

Bannon is promising to find primary opponents for all but one of the Senate Republicans running for reelection next year with the stated goal of ousting McConnell from leadership.

Clinton moved in this direction during the primary, promising to expand social security and create a public option for the Affordable Care Act's healthcare exchanges (both moves President Obama joined, and also added a plan for free public college for middle-class families).

Mr. de Blasio has soared to the top of the polls in the Democratic mayoral primary promising a new kind of leadership that can knit together New York City's many factions — uniting people across all boroughs who have felt left out during the 12-year tenure of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.