Sentence examples for a large landmark from inspiring English sources

A large landmark intervention study, using RCT design, necessitates an article dedicated to the description of methodological issues and their complexity, which requires more space than is usually allowed in the Methods section of an ordinary article in the majority of scientific journals.

"There's a lot of large landmark buildings on LaSalle," said John O'Donnell, president and chief operating officer of the John Buck Company, a large developer with interests on both LaSalle and Wacker Drive.

In the dentate gyrus, LTD is facilitated by novel exploration of large landmark features of an environment (Kemp and Manahan-Vaughan 2008).

One challenge would be a statistical analysis of multilateration accuracy in large landmark sets with high variance in the RTT values.

At perforant path dentate gyrus synapses (Kemp and Manahan-Vaughan 2008) and at mf-CA3 synapses, polarization of an environment through the introduction of one or more large landmark components facilitates the induction of LTD.

To address whether an increase in the spatial load influences synaptic plasticity at the mf-CA3 synapse, 3 large landmark cues were presented to the same animals in a separate study.

All the way through the trailer, each one of those magic, sparkling, 60 seconds, you keep seeing tantalising glimpses of aeroplane seats and screaming passengers among the more expected ones of submarines being treated like bath toys and large landmark bridges being at least partially destroyed.

This included 2 large landmark studies on GeneXpert for the same reason [ 22, 23].

In summary, in the large landmark PURSUIT trial, the moderate absolute reduction of 1.5% in the incidence of death or nonfatal MI was achieved with eptifibatide in a real-life setting and in a broad population of patients.

The large, landmark US prospective cohort study, published by Benjamin et al. in 2006, reported high rates of morbidity, mortality and neurodevelopmental impairment (NDI) in ELBW infants with IC [ 4].

In the CA1 in rats, novel constellation of small feature-conferring objects within an environment facilitates LTD (Manahan-Vaughan and Braunewell 1999; Kemp and Manahan-Vaughan 2004), whereas in the dentate gyrus such facilitation of LTD surfaces predominantly through the novelty of disproportionately large landmark cues which polarize the environment (Kemp and Manahan-Vaughan 2008a).