For example, we have provided a detailed provisional model of its hypothesized neural underpinnings and speculated on its implications for treatment [ 15].
This study aims to develop a patient oriented, structured provisional model to improve transitional care for adolescents with Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuester-Hauser-Syndrome as an example for orphan diseases, where problems of access and continuity are even more complex.
"The New Hanging Chads" (editorial, "Making Votes Count" series, Aug. 19) outlined the many flaws in provisional balloting: for example, many votes are discounted, especially if the ballots are cast in the wrong polling place.
For other rules, however, it was necessary to develop and define 'new' and partly provisional indicators, for example for the rule 'participation in societal decision-making processes'.
Be aware of any limitations of provisional licenses, for example in the UK you cannot drive on a motorway without a full license.
And one needn't be a thoroughgoing cynic to suspect that both the Trump-Ryan feud and its provisional resolution are examples of political kayfabe.
In the first example of provisional retailing by an established fashion house, the store plans to close in a year -- even if it is making money.
Some states, for example, allow provisional ballots to be counted even if they are filed in the wrong precinct, but at least 16 states, including Illinois, throw them out.
In any case, even the term SREAT must be considered provisional as it represents an example of "criterium ex adiuvantibus" which refers to the process of making an inference about disease causation from an observed response of the disease to a treatment.
Examples are the provisional tolerable weekly intake (pTWI) (JECFA 2001), the provisional tolerable daily intake (pTDI) (EFSA 2006), or a negligible cancer risk intake (NCRI) (Kuiper-Goodman 2004).
