Sentence examples for status removal from inspiring English sources
Add a focus pull to your favorite mole, say the Twitter XMPP gateway, and then use a version of status removal to filter Track messages.
Third, FDA should clarify that when the GRAS status removal takes effect, that determination will apply only prospectively, and that the agency's GRAS imprimatur will still cover all products marketed prior to any status change.
National museums are expected to be relatively protected – a cut of 15%, which, while still deep, will protect their free entry status, the removal of which is increasingly seen as a political no-go area.
This is particularly alarming in that the student may have no prior warning that he has done anything to violate the terms of student status before removal proceedings are initiated against him.
In adh1-homoeologous regions, for instance, fragments of partially deleted genes remain, indicating the incomplete status of removal several million years after polyploidy, and showing that these gene losses are primarily by the accumulation of multiple small deletions [40].
The cooked switchgrass was not refined due to its pulpy status upon removal from the pretreatment reactor.
Fully adjusted models retained only those variables that were associated with a ≥15% change in the β coefficient for depressive status upon removal of the variable or were significant independent predictors (P < 0.05).
Transportation Alternatives maintains a Twitter feed updating the status of snow removal on various bridges.
Upper urinary tract stone disease in patients with poor performance status: active stone removal or conservative management?
While the woman still needs DAPA to get stability, at least her low priority removal status allows immigration enforcement agents to focus on dangerous criminals and national security risks.
BIVA has been reported to be useful to monitor hydration status during fluid removal in patients with decompensated heart failure [ 11, 12] and during intermittent haemodialysis [ 13– 17].
