Sentence examples for timely replacement from inspiring English sources

Jack Straw, home secretary, cast the act as a timely replacement for the Prevention of Terrorism Act 1989.

Here we propose a simple mechanism that is respectful of Parliament and ensures a judge's timely replacement, by simply changing the default option.

Maintenance protocols and timely replacement of sensors, valves and springs are imperative to guarantee measurement reliability and validity.

Although the biology of placeholders needs further exploration, one critical aspect is their timely replacement by enhancer activating factors and the acquisition of active enhancer signature.

In 2007, second-line drugs (LPV/r and TDF) were introduced, which enabled timely replacement of first-line or other second-line regimens in drug-resistant patients or for those suffering toxic side effects.

A prospective study by Hijazi et al comparing protocol-driven and physician-driven potassium, magnesium and phosphate replacement concluded that protocol-driven replacement was associated with more efficient regulation (timely replacement and fewer missed low levels) [ 12].

Timely volume replacement avoids excessive negative line pressures, leading to comfortable operating circumstances with less stress to the anesthesiologist and perfusionist.

In addition, very few of the conventional phototherapy machines in use prior to the intervention had counters which recorded cumulative hours of use, to facilitate timely bulb replacement, in line with manufacturers' specifications (usually 1500 or 2000 h of use).

This highlights deficiencies in the design of REPS, knowledge of which is very timely, given the imminent replacement of REPS by a new AES.

Low rates of self-care dialysis and suboptimal vascular access at initiation may both be related to patients' lack of timely preparation for renal replacement therapy (RRT).

For example, in 2010 42% of patients in the province of Nova Scotia had timely access to knee replacement surgery (i.e. within the national benchmark period of six months between referral to specialist to surgery), compared with 89% of patients in Ontario [ 24].