Sentence examples for short-term entry from inspiring English sources
According to Dr. Maas, the sleep-deprived brain can't effectively transfer information from its short-term entry point (the hippocampus) to its long-term memory (neocortex).
Pato said Australians already residing in Bougainville on work and permanent resident visas would not be affected, but the ban would apply to all other Australian passport holders who intend to visit on tourist, business and other short-term entry visas.
Fast food was indeed an adolescent gig in the 1950s and 1960s, when the paper hat symbolized the classic short-term, entry-level job.
Furthermore, whereas oncogenic Hras-enhanced S-phase entry, short-term (∼24 hr) induction of miR-203 completely abolished the gain of S-phase entry.
Multiple entry short-term visas for businessmen and tourists will be extended to 10 years - up from one year.
The Yanagida laboratory has pioneered studies of quiescent S. pombe cells, including genetic analyses of quiescence entry, short-term maintenance, and exit; unlike stationary-phase cells limited for glucose, quiescent cells remain metabolically active by recycling nitrogen and can survive for several weeks if glucose remains available (Shimanuki et al. 2013; Yanagida 2009).
This implies that the current data do not allow measurement of the short-term impact of labor market entry around the recession of 1975.
Although the categorization by specific types of restrictions varied considerably, the majority of countries had deportation restrictions rather than restrictions for entry or short-term stays.
In the financial sector, high interest rates (in a global context of low real rates) encourage the entry of speculative short-term capital, which tends to distort the variables of the real economy.
Hospital care emphasises short-term care, point-of-care order entry and laboratory monitoring.
Another limitation is the short-term measurement of score changes (between entry and discharge from the rehabilitation clinic after four weeks).
