Sentence examples for prompt distribution from inspiring English sources

Rudolph Giuliani has now agreed to the prompt distribution of $100 million in the Twin Towers Fund to the families of 430 uniformed and civilian rescuers who perished on Sept. 11.

99mTc mebrofenin blood concentrations declined rapidly, with prompt distribution into the liver, followed by a slower terminal elimination phase.

Thanks to the rapid response of UNICEF's Copenhagen-based supplies team, badly needed disinfectants, intravenous liquids, masks, protection glasses, clothes and boots for health workers are on its way to Angola for prompt distribution to Uige and other provinces.

The implications are wide-reaching, for policy and for practice, to include updating and integration of HSE parent information materials and prompt distribution of literature to reduce dependence on commercial materials.

Email invitations were followed up by telephone (1) to confirm that the invitation had been received and (2) to prompt distribution amongst students (i.e., to ensure that the initial email was not ignored).

He is just back from New York, where a successful screening has prompted distribution across 100 cities. Britain is proving more intractable.

However, correlation between the distal dose falloff and the prompt gamma distribution was blurred by neutron background for a therapy beam formed by scattering method.

Despite much higher and more prompt response, distribution of STS-induced autophagy remained unimodal, with a single discernible peak (Fig. 4E and G; Figs. S12 and S13).

Resistance is further influenced by the asymptomatic proportion, becoming more prevalent for higher assumed values of α where a larger fraction of infections are clinically observed, prompting drug distribution for treatment and prophylaxis.

From the figure, an instrument response function (prompt) reflects the distribution of photon from the excitation pulse in a non-fluorescent scattering media.

The Swiss-Irish company has issued multiple profit warnings since last year, prompted by rising distribution and labour costs in North America, problems with undocumented workers at an American bakery, high prices of butter and weak consumer spending in some European markets, particularly Britain.