Sentence examples for repeated local from inspiring English sources
Broadcasters use these digital subchannels to transmit foreign-language feeds, infomercials, weather maps and continuously repeated local news broadcasts.
Prime Minister Zhu Rongji had initially repeated local officials' claims that the school had not also been used as a fireworks factory.
Repeated local injury (e.g., wounding) or recurring irritation (e.g., chronic inflammation) to a part of the body are other examples of potential physical carcinogens.
We have previously shown that repeated local injections of human nerve growth factor beta (NGFβ) can appreciably improve bony consolidation in a rabbit model of DO.
However, the high cost and the permanent disruption of local peripheral sensory fibres should advise to limit its use to those cases unresponsive to other therapies and to avoid repeated local delivery in the absence of severe pain.
Special attention should be paid to securing the tracheotomy tube, maintenance of a corrugated tube, and prevention of repeated local trauma caused by the moving and weight of the tubes (avoid pulling the tracheotomy tube).
It's because local libraries – and I repeat local – serve people from all walks of life, in so many different ways," Ardagh told the Guardian.
Unlike the dynamically focused beam method proposed by Nowack, our method uses the single input-trace imaging approach of classic Kirchhoff migration to avoid repeating local slant stacks for a beam at different imaging points, which is helpful to speed up the migration process.
Secondary structure: regularly repeating local structures stabilized by hydrogen bonds.
Inability to repeat local anaesthetic injections following sterile dressing is another drawback.
As an additional efficacy descriptor beyond RECIST, control of LMBC by interventional treatment during follow-up was used, with patients demonstrating either overall objective response, stable disease, or limited disease progression amenable to repeat local ablation being regarded as having controlled disease.
