Sentence examples for a new cv from inspiring English sources

Multilevel analysis, adjusted for clustering, age, sex, BMI, duration of diabetes, smoking, and history of CV event, showed that the risk to develop a new CV event was 84% greater in patients with a score of <15 (IRR = 1.84; 95% CI 1.29 2.62) and 17% higher in those with a score between 15 and 25 (IRR = 1.17; 95% CI 0.93 1.49), as compared with those with a score of >25.

It is highly recommended that previous applicants submit all new materials with their online application, including new letters of recommendation, new Statement of Purpose and Personal History Statement essays, and a new CV.

"When I finish my PhD, I'm going to have to write a new CV," she says, "and all I'll have to do is look at these books".

The (serious) outcome was defined as the occurrence of a new CV event or serious injury within one year.

After receiving a request for a new CV term, the PSI ontology coordinator checks whether the term and its description, data type, parent terms and relations are sensible.

To this end, a new CV term called 'participant-ref' (MI:1151) was defined as a child term of the 'feature attribute name' (MI:0668) term (Table 2).

She walked away from our meeting with a fresh, new CV, grounded with impeccable personal branding.

An important change to the Spanish lineup was forced by the November 1977 change of the Spanish taxation system, similar to France's puissance fiscale - a new 13 CV tax band was introduced, which attracted the very high rate of 35%, and encompassed both the petroleum and diesel 2.0-litre models.

Trying out new CV formats can take valuable time out of your job hunt so use the Christmas break to experiment.

Maureen Connelly, MD, Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs at HMS, will present the new CV format, and web based resources to support preparation of your CV in the required format.

So I was all dressed up with my fancy new CV and nowhere to go.