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121. Most of the psychotic episodes experienced by people using Halcion involved high doses for extended periods of time.

122. Hired plant invoices may create a slight problem where the hire period extends across two accounting periods.

123. Ileal motility was measured by integrating the area under the pressure-time curve, during 1 minute periods, using computer software.

124. Population anxiety among the ruling classes was crystallized during the colonial periods of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

125. Nor did they mind the fact that she was constantly picking up and leaving for short periods to fulfill speaking engagements elsewhere.

126. Ideas expressed at many different periods, or in many different contexts, have been assembled into a definitive world view.sentencedict.com

127. Households are also staying in temporary accommodation for longer periods, a report to Middlesbrough Council's homeless advisory committee reveals.

128. Spontaneous decay of radioactive atoms in rocks gives absolute ages that date the geologic periods and the origin of the Earth.

129. For example it was highlighted that a disproportionate number of Black women remained in refuge accommodation for longer periods before they were rehoused.

130. Our scenario averaged over base load and peak Periods corresponds approximately to a 70 / 30 ratio of coal to gas.

131. Advances in medical science have eliminated the need for many patients to spend long periods of time in hospital.

132. The present church is a church of many periods, the most ancient part being the chancel.

133. Pulse arrival times have been recorded by Taylor and his colleagues over extended periods during the last 15 years.

134. ISPs tend to go through cycles of difficult traffic periods.

135. Other advances for fixed periods are only repaid at the end of that period.

136. Another 23% did not make duty periods overlap to ensure continuous monitoring.

137. In later periods(Sentencedict.com), pottery typologies usually form the backbone of the chronological system.

138. By contrast, the norm for curriculum change is for it to occur piecemeal and gradually over long periods.

139. Tables 6.6 and 6.7 give two views of this shift, considering different time periods and employing different classifications.

140. Apart from the fact that the fixed periods are unreasonably long, they are unreasonably arbitrary and rigid.

141. The analysis reported here has been motivated by investigations of high-frequency cellular oscillators with periods of the order of minutes or less.

142. After cooking, wash in warm, soapy water; soak in suds for longer periods to remove dried food particles.

143. You will need to be able to work for long periods with a high degree of accuracy, and have really good eyesight.

144. The analyses covered a variety of diagnostic groups, age groups, and periods.

145. In manic or bipolar depression, bouts of depression alternate with periods of excessive elation or mania of similar length.

146. In periods of punctuated equilibrium, ideologies and technologies, new and old, do not match.

147. Loan terms incorporate details on grace periods, repayment and prepayment.

148. The only exception was in war periods when it became customary to meet part of the additional spending through borrowing.

149. However, to maintain the balance and the style of the account of earlier periods, we can adopt a similar approach.

150. For short periods the dominant direction of the drift may be reversed by abnormal wind conditions.