Sentence examples for term schedules from inspiring English sources

Using the linear-quadratic model, the biological effect of this regimen corresponds to about 40 Gy in conventional fractionation [ 21], which is less than the commonly used 50-54 Gy with long term schedules.

This pilot program was planned as two six-week semesters, with the spring term scheduled to start in March (for more information, call 785-6793).

The Supreme Court itself has already decided several follow-up cases, and had earlier this term scheduled another new one, Blakeley v. Washington, on the implications of the Apprendi and Ring decisions for states' sentencing-guideline systems.

The nation's fifth largest carrier, Houston-based Continental Airlines, said Saturday that they plan to cut their long term schedule by 20% and will lay off 12,000 workers.

Hence here the term "schedule" is simply a finite number of channel uses which are either marked as phase one or phase two.

Enrolling at the university gave her a chance to get out of her native city and she enjoyed what the school had to offer, including the research, the co-op term schedule and its location.

Divide it up into topics and manageable study 'chunks' that alleviate the strain of seeing there is so much to cover. 5. Create a long term schedule of when the studying chunks will be done.

Pregnant women at term scheduled to undergo cesarean section and their neonates were enrolled.

The long term schedule was chosen similar to leukaemia maintenance chemotherapy and antiangiogenic chemotherapeutic approaches.

The new school term scheduled for September is at risk for nearly 60,000 children.

(Jill Seelig, O's publisher, could not say how many advertisers had signed on to long-term advertising schedules from the outset, but she recently announced a plan that will encourage long-term schedules for advertisers).