Sentence examples for with biannual from inspiring English sources

Providing FDA with biannual reports on outsourcing activities.

The evergreen growth habit of olive, together with biannual reproductive cycle and the long period of fruit growth, suggest, among these examples, a potential for a different response to other horticultural crops.

But Virginia's State Corporation Commission kept a watchful eye with biannual reviews of the utilities to make sure the rates they charged their customers, and the building projects they initiated, were justified.

Cell lines were obtained from ATCC or collaborators and have been passed in the Yarbrough lab with biannual authentication of identity based on microsatellite analyses of 3 markers (D7S1482A, Mycl1A and DXS981C).

The DSMB evaluates the progress of the trial with biannual assessments of participant recruitment, accrual and retention.

Also, it is useful to note that SNOMED CT is dynamic – a work in progress – with biannual updates and new releases.

Problems with the shift to daylight saving time -- and with the shift of that shift to earlier in the year -- have everything to do with the biannual change and nothing at all to do with the relative timing of darkness and daylight.

The Israeli occupation enhanced water management and legislation by registering all wells in the West Bank and Gaza Strip with a code number and a specific quota with a biannual monitoring of these wells.

The study has three experimental groups: group 1 daily handwashing with soap, daily brushing with fluoride toothpaste, biannual deworming with 400 mg albendazole (Essential Health Care Program [EHCP]); group 2 EHCP plus twice-a-year access to school-based Oral Urgent Treatment; group 3 EHCP plus weekly toothbrushing with high-fluoride concentration gel.

THIS week Paris was abuzz with the biannual ritual of the city's high-fashion shows.

The smart closet even remembers what you wore the last time you hung out with those biannual acquaintances.