Sentence examples for In the pronounce from inspiring English sources

First, these cost analyses are not likely to be directly generalizable to a US payer or to the Japanese national health care system, as the models were based on the population and treatments used in the PRONOUNCE clinical trial.

To estimate the drug acquisition costs (induction and maintenance) for both models during the progression-free period, the number of administrations, as reported in the PRONOUNCE trial, was combined with average dosing and unit costs for each drug within each regimen.

Most people in the West pronounce the words cot and caught the same, but back east, they're pronounced differently.

(The benefit is commonly referred to as S.N.F., which people in the field pronounce as "sniff").

Michael Tanner in the Spectator pronounced it a "triumphant success".

About 15 minutes after the ambulance's arrival, doctors in the tent pronounced Hetherington dead.

They hovered in the doorway, pronounced it food poisoning, and left.

As pointed in the figure, pronounced grains of the sputtered film can be seen.

Undaunted, most in the group pronounced the Truffle Congress a success.

The Association of Christian Teachers, in England, pronounced the show "blasphemous," and called for it to be banned.

In recording, the utterers pronounce vowel 'a' for 1 s.