Sentence examples for timely use of from inspiring English sources

Timely use of EBR therapy may improve cardiovascular performance and prolong the survival time of endotoxemia sepsis in swine [15].

But it was Jones's tactical skills, his timely use of jabs and uppercuts, that gave him an edge.

These results provide initial evidence to support the timely use of tDCS for the modulation of fear-related memories.

In May 1941, Brooks was warned that he was under suspicion by the Vichy regime and made timely use of the escape line himself.

Randomized trials have shown that timely use of PPIs can protect people from getting the ulcers that can develop as a result of NSAID use.

Paediatricians need to ask questions addressing the timely use of genetic testing and thereby make decisions about when to test and when to refer.

The stars of the CMT network's top series "Trick My Truck" appear in a series of spots featuring tips on how to maintain your tricked-out truck, including the timely use of oil from Exxon.

The timely use of credit default swaps this summer helped large investment banks like Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers avoid huge losses on mortgage securities as others had billions in losses.

But much of the blame for the slump lies at home: namely, the failure to clean up the banks after 1997-98 and the failure to make timely use of fiscal and monetary policy to fend off incipient deflation.

To argue that the Obama administration should have consulted Congress before ordering military action in Libya is to argue that the president should have allowed the civilian population of Benghazi to be slaughtered, which was imminent and was prevented only by the timely use of force.

Therapeutically, if anti-inflammatory interventions can be shown to rescue nigral DA neurons from degeneration and lower PD risk, then timely use of anti-inflammatory therapies should be investigated further in well-designed clinical trials for their ability to prevent or delay the progressive loss of nigral DA neurons in genetically susceptible populations.