Sentence examples for which are phased from inspiring English sources

The Jenny Craig system is based on evaluations and coaching — by a personal consultant, either over the phone or face to face — as well as prepackaged meals, which are phased out as the dieter reaches his or her goals.

In the following we consider haplotypes, which are phased markers, i.e., a set of 1, 2, or several ordered markers on the same chromosome.

A slew of projects have been proposed in Oregon and Washington, which would mean obtaining permits from two of the bluest and greenest states in the country, both of which are phasing out their own coal-fired power plants.

Company spokesman Jim Olson says the coffee chain's initiative to create discussion on diversity and racial inequality will continue without the handwritten messages, which are phasing out as originally planned.

And they escaped the dreaded national service, which was phased out from 1957.

Researchers randomly divided 75 schools into three equal groups which were phased into treatment over three years.

Jury trials, which were phased out by the Bolsheviks, were revived in the 1990s.

DuPont pioneered chlorofluorocarbons, which were phased out in the mid-1990s due to their role in the destruction of the atmosphere's ozone layer.

Democrats have said they will also continue to push for restoration of price supports for farmers, which were phased out as part of the 1996 farm bill.

But HFCs are often neglected, because they are often substitutes for other, ozone-depleting gases which were phased out with great success in the Montreal protocol, the 1987 treaty aimed at restoring the earth's protective ozone layer.

In fact, emerging evidence suggests that the "acellular" whooping cough vaccine being offered in the UK is less effective than the older vaccine, which was phased out because the newer one has a lower rate of side-effects.