Sentence examples for regular phase from inspiring English sources

Ethical considerations prevent a repeat of Operation Whitecoat in the near future, and the natural incidence of tularemia caused by type A F. tularensis is too low making it impractical to carry out regular phase 3 clinical trials.

The PROMED version that was used in the regular phase (2000-2008) was built in Ms Visual Basic 6.

Bluegill, Lepomis macrochirus, tend to ventilate the gills every second or third pectoral fin beat, with a regular phase relationship between locomotion and ventilation (Tytell and Alexander 2007).

Subsequently, the appropriate and inappropriate ICPC use for the four areas was evaluated both for the transition and the regular phase; subsequently, the corresponding frequencies were calculated.

In the first phase of this period (transition phase, 1992-1999) physicians were allowed to not use an ICPC code in their practice while in the second phase (regular phase, 2000-2008) the use of an ICPC code was mandatory.

The percentages for the three categories (problem events with missing codes, code and diagnosis text mismatch) over the total number of problem events per year are shown in Figure 4. Generally, the percentage of missing codes was stable from 1993 to 1999; the code mismatch rate was low and stable during the transition phase while slightly higher but still stable during the regular phase.

So ask for regular, phased invoicing, expect to be paid 45 days after submitting your invoice and plan accordingly.

It is exhibited a regular morphological nanostructure, which composed a number of regular phases with geometrically-coordinated metals and oxide atoms along the axes.

The Moon's regular phases make it a very convenient timepiece, and the periods of its waxing and waning form the basis of many of the oldest calendars.

The ovary is a complex organ undergoing regular phases of re-organization in response to a variety of intrinsic and extrinsic factors.

Morphological changes were examined at the time indicated and photographed using a regular phase-contrast microscope.