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Biweekly

Describing anything that occurs every two weeks, such as a payment. Biweekly payments differ from other payments that occur once per month. See also: Biweekly loan, Biweekly mortgage.

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The biweekly is only one of many ways that borrowers can budget extra payments.

Focus on paying more, not more often

Simpson reported that baseline peak pruritus Numeric Rating Scale scores dropped by 19% with placebo at 16 weeks, compared with reductions of 45.5% and 47.9% with monthly and biweekly dupilumab, respectively.

Dupilumab positive in phase 3 study for treating atopic dermatitis in adolescents

Patients who received treatment with BAN2401 were randomized to five dose regimens, 2.5 mg/kg biweekly (52 patients), 5 mg/kg monthly (51 patients), 5 mg/kg biweekly (92 patients), 10 mg/kg monthly (253 patients), or and 10 mg/kg biweekly (161 patients).

Eisai and Biogen Announce Detailed Results of Phase II Clinical Study of BAN2401 in Early Alzheimer's Disease at AAIC 2018

Jeb Bradley, R-Wolfeboro, that would have toughened workers' protections a bit more, leaving the biweekly ban in place indefinitely until the Labor Department rectifies any deficiency and determines that the employer is capable of meeting all obligations to employees.

Tying on the vine: biweekly pay bill dies in NH Senate

We quantified numbers of each wigeon species biweekly, and by management unit, as the average number of wigeon per transect (AMWI) or per unit census (EUWI).

Temporal pattern of wetland use by Eurasian and American Wigeon in the Northern Sacramento Valley, California

The Catholic Universe Bulletin began in 1874 as a weekly newspaper, converting to biweekly publication in 1982.

Diocese to end print newspaper

After six years of weekly collection, the city shifted to biweekly service in July 2013 to cut costs.

Sacramento to examine return to weekly recycling following outcry

The increases of the fruit yield ha-1, and fruits number characters were 278.4% and 146.7% of three doses weekly (36 doses season-1), orderly as compared with one dose biweekly (six doses season-1).

Optimizing the Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potash Fertigation Rates and Frequency for Eggplant in Arid Regions

Currently, firearm and ammunition manufacturers must pay the FAET biweekly. Companies in other industries pay the tax quarterly.

Industry targets excise tax reform

And now that Barack Obama is finally preparing to make the first of his many promised changes by taking the oath of office, we'd like to unveil a big change of our own: After nearly four decades as a biweekly magazine, we're going monthly.

Editor's letter

The women were randomly assigned to three different extended-care programs consisting of 26 biweekly sessions for one year; 72 participants received telephone counselling, 83 received face-to-face counselling and 79 received biweekly newsletters containing weight loss maintenance tips.

Phone counselling as effective as face-to-face counselling in weight loss maintenance

The Group produces five newsletters including: "The Tarifica Alert," a weekly subscription service that covers the latest competitive tariff prices worldwide; "TelecomWeb news break," a daily free update of developments in the global telecom arena; "Broadband Business Forecast," a weekly that covers developments relevant to broadband networking; "Wireless Business Forecast," a biweekly source of information on mobile voice and data applications; and, "Telecom Policy Report," a biweekly that covers new legislation and regulatory developments worldwide.