Sentence examples for schedule to avert from inspiring English sources

In US, purified HHT was tested first in bolus infusion (Neidhart et al, 1983; Legha et al, 1984; Stewart and Krakoff, 1985) and later replaced by continuous infusion schedule to avert HHT-associated cardiovascular complications (Coonley et al, 1983; Neidhart et al, 1986).

The forecasts remain optimistic in at least one respect: they assume that Congress and the White House will reach a deal to avert scheduled tax increases and spending cuts next year.

Indeed, while Fed officials continue to warn that a failure to avert scheduled tax increases and spending cuts next year would overwhelm their efforts and plunge the economy back into recession, they have also said that even if Congress and the White House negotiate a compromise, the Fed's efforts would continue.

Let us reason together*: the dire fate we're supposed to fear is that future benefits won't be as high as scheduled; and in order to avert that fate we must, um, guarantee through immediate action that future benefits won't be as high as scheduled.

Seeking to avert a trial scheduled to begin March 28, the county agreed to a 12-page stipulation setting a target of Jan . 1 2003, for implementing a new system.

Negotiators for the company, the German flag carrier, and the pilots union are to meet Monday, Lufthansa said after the end of the 12-hour stoppage, giving the airline three days to avert another shutdown scheduled for next Thursday.

If granted by Obama, it would allow Bergdahl to avert a military trial scheduled for April where he will face charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy.

The owners also hope to avert the nine-game reduced schedule that cheapened the 1982 season, interrupted by a 57-day strike.

Game 2 is Thursday night, with Jaime Garcia of the Cardinals scheduled to face Colby Lewis as the Rangers try to avert a second straight World Series disappointment.

The authorities are hoping to avert trouble ahead of a demonstration scheduled for later on Monday.

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