Sentence examples for use of clearances from inspiring English sources

AMC Chief Executive Gerry Lopez defended his company's use of clearances.

"Clearances are legal, but the use of clearances as a threat to preempt competition, that's another story," Hashemi said.

The use of clearances developed after a landmark Supreme Court decision in 1948 that required studios to divest their ownership in movie theaters.

But theater and some studio executives have previously defended the use of clearances, contending they provide an efficient way for studios to allocate movies and protect competing theaters from diluting their grosses by having too many film runs in a given area.

Animal studies that made use of clearance methods to directly measure GFR and that assessed various direct and indirect markers of renal injury and functions helped fill in gaps.

Such a decree could include fines and possibly an injunction that would bar use of blanket clearances.

When the enzymatic method is used, the corresponding creatinine clearance theoretically exceeds GFR, and the use of creatinine clearance as GFR in Calvert's formula results, accordingly, in overdosing of carboplatin.

However, unlike the traditional calculation approach using an analytic solution and the fractional clearance rate (1, 18), our approach avoids the use of fractional clearance rate, shown here for illustrative purposes, and utilizes model fit to measured concentrations.

The decision by the BBC, until Alasdair Milne became director-general in 1982, not merely to accept but to argue for greater vetting of its staff, was partly protective: when the Corporation was being routinely accused of infiltration by opponents of the state – of being full of pinkoes and traitors – the use of official clearance proved it was not.

Recently, in a randomized study, the use of lactate clearance was described as an efficacious alternative for ScvO2-guided (target > 70%) resuscitation of patients in septic shock [19].

The current study focused on the use of the clearance rate of Mytilus edulis to assess the gross physiological condition of individuals maintained in stressful experimental conditions.