Sentence examples for set pending from inspiring English sources
Speech writers have been working on the address for weeks, but the date had not been set, pending the outcome of health care legislation.
Of these, 87 sequences that contained at least two TIR/CC-specific motifs, or three NB-ARC specific motifs, were noted as potential errors in automated gene calling or annotation and carried forward into the candidate set pending a manual check, to give a total of 564 putative NB-LRR DMP sequences.
Hence, it is critical to note that this is only a minimal set, pending further ChIP-chip studies to re-map Myc binding sites in the P493-6 system.
The drumsticks looked oddly primal — this wasn't Medieval Times, after all! — but the odor of the seared meat set Pending Vegan to slavering.
In the case of MRSA-related VAP, silver coated endotracheal tubes that purportedly prevent VAP or lymphostatin, which is used to prevent patient colonization by MRSA, may find roles in the critical care setting pending successful demonstration of efficacy in clinical trials [ 23, 24].
The startup hopes to use this technology in an outpatient setting, pending FDA approval.
Genalyte's proprietary silicon chip contains arrays of photonic microring sensors to detect diseases like rheumatoid arthritis and the startup hopes to use this technology in an outpatient setting, pending FDA approval.
Angelou named him and he was convicted, but set free pending imprisonment.
Last week, he sent an open letter to Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano asking that the couple's green-card application be set aside pending the high court's decision.
They said Witt's candidacy was set aside pending a re-endorsement by Yale — otherwise, they say, there was no point in asking for it — and that Witt was told that explicitly.
A former Canadian diplomat, Craig Jenness, said that after reviewing 37 complaints by midafternoon, he and his Swedish colleague, Staffan Darnolf, had recommended ballot boxes from 11 polling stations be set aside pending further investigation.
