Sentence examples for provide conventional from inspiring English sources

In addition to Proton Partners' treatment services, the Cardiff centre will provide conventional radiotherapy, chemotherapy and supportive care.

"We will provide conventional steam turbines that can be used for nuclear power plants and conventional power plants," Alfons Benzinger, a spokesman for Siemens's energy business, said Sunday.

The HIV-positive activist founded the Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) 10 years ago as a direct challenge to Thabo Mbeki's outlandish views on the causes of Aids and refusal to provide conventional treatment through the public health service despite South Africa having one of the highest HIV infection rates in the world.

The forestry sector needs to start adapting to a future situation where it is expected to provide conventional forest products, biomaterials and bioenergy.

We stress that D1 and D2 do not provide conventional 3D stereological information about average airspace dimensions – they simply emphasize the presence of a minority of enlarged airspaces.

The results of these imaging experiments are summarized in Figs. 4 and 5 (as well as Appendix S1, see e.g., Figures S3 and S4), which also provide conventional fluorescent microscope images of the same samples for comparison purposes.

The same results we saw filing an application to the Swiss Federal Office of Public Health [ 5]: we were able to compile the following data from the Association of Swiss Health Insurance Companies (SantéSuisse): primary care providers offering integrative NT were compared to those providing conventional medicine alone.

Mr. Johnson thought the time had come for a public terminal that simultaneously provided conventional phone services and Internet access.

For venerable blues of the 30s, Baker wrote string arrangements that sometimes provided conventional orchestral colour but could also paint a more impressionistic backdrop, inspired by composers such as Krzysztof Penderecki and Iannis Xenakis.

The 401K plans, particularly, became popular among employers because they relieved them of providing conventional pensions, which assured retirees of a steady and predictable check regardless of the stock market's ups and downs.

The big public pension systems have been criticized in recent years for, among other things, underestimating the cost of providing conventional pensions and failing to anticipate market crashes that have left local taxpayers to bail out investment failures.