Sentence examples for use or maintenance from inspiring English sources

The following outcome terms were used: "uptake" OR "adoption" OR "refusal" OR "abandon*" OR "accept*" OR "embrace" OR "reject*" OR "decline" OR "beliefs" OR "perceptions" OR "facilitators" OR "barriers" OR "obstacles" OR "challenges" OR "sustained use" OR "maintenance".

A radical and wily operator in his dealings with county officers, he got his way by switching the agenda from design to aspects such as health and safety, energy use or maintenance.

Moreover, infrequent actions such as earthquake, fire and improper use or maintenance result in acceleration of the structure degradation.

C.75% of the investigated access routes to seasonal farmsteads have remained unchanged due to continued use or maintenance work, or been slightly improved due to development of paths into roads.

Asking users about their preferences and providing them with training on use or maintenance of their products are indicative of more improved activity, less activity limitations and less participation restrictions.

"In 50 years, there will be transponders built into the car, so if we build tollbooths, we will be able to convert them to some other use," like rest or maintenance areas.

Managing hypertension requires a healthy behavior, including limited use of salt, weight reduction or maintenance, exercise, cessation of smoking and limited use of alcohol and other stimulants.

Thus, it would appear that it was not the act of standing up to work that posed a barrier per se, but rather workstation design, and it is possible that sentiments about future use or considerations about maintenance and sustainability of standing to work may be different should another model of sit-stand workstation, or height adjustable desk be used.

The OS curve started to show plateau around year 3, which was independent of the dose of ipilimumab (3 or 10 mg/kg), therapy line (treatment-naïve or not), or use of maintenance therapy [ 49].

The process runs from the first stages of perceived need, on the left, through the decision-making process itself, to final non-use or use, and maintenance of use, on the right.

These unwanted effects may hamper further treatment with these agents for consolidative or maintenance use and for the treatment of relapsed or progressive disease.