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Meanings of biweekly in English

Occurring twice a week.

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A publication that appears twice a month, that is every two weeks.

Usage of biweekly in English
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He instituted biweekly conference calls with senior executives and scheduled quarterly retreats.
NY Magazine
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Patients in the exercise group followed a biweekly exercise protocol for 15 weeks.
Pubmed
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The group was held biweekly in the family medicine practice with rolling enrollment.
Pubmed
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Conversely, short interest on Nasdaq has risen for the last three biweekly periods.
Reuters
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He'd only given him his biweekly shot and sent him away.
Darkness
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Feb. 11-Governmentplans to publish biweekly communications from Field Marshal French.
New York Times Current History: The European War, Vol 2, No. 1, ...
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Hit d'' to call up a menu that includes a biweekly biotechnology report.
Big Dummy's Guide to the Internet
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Animals were killed at biweekly intervals from time zero of treatment to 180 days.
Pubmed
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Methods: Blood was drawn before vaccine administration, biweekly for 6 weeks, and then monthly.
Pubmed
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Utilization data were obtained from the medical record and biweekly telephone calls for 12 months.
Pubmed
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In addition, treatment to a typical clinical case was delivered biweekly as a constancy check.
Pubmed
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Methods: Patients received biweekly FOLFIRI chemotherapy as third-line treatment.
Pubmed
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Methods: Twenty-nine patients were randomized to monthly phone calls or weekly to biweekly telehealth visits.
Pubmed
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Ovulation was assessed with biweekly serum progesterone assays; crayon marks were used to detect estrus.
Pubmed
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To achieve these goals, biweekly gemcitabine plus S-1 was assessed in the clinical practice setting.
Pubmed
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I had to go back a few days after the shooting for my biweekly shot.
Ebony
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