Sentence examples for an eng from inspiring English sources

This will be the default position for many an #ENG fan tonight... http://t.co/nBs53PPAuJ #ENGvAUS #RWC2015 pic.twitter.com/JL6tEXSome Some fans are struggling with the stress... #ENGvAUS I was doing meditation all afternoon to ensure I didn't get too tense during the game.

P. pastoris has an eng gene encoding a putative endo-β-1,3-glucanase homologous to eng1 from S. cerevisiae (Baladrón et al. 2002).

The presented results advise combining the EMG with an ENG examination and repeating the EMG when reaching the optimal time window.

Personally, if I were such a client who wanted an implant, if given the choice, I would likely select an ENG implant, since the effectiveness is unlikely to be worse and might be better.

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South Africa 1995/96 Captains: M A Atherton (Eng), W J Cronje (SA) Five Tests: South Africa won 1-0 Michael Atherton played one of Test cricket's finest match-saving innings in Johannesburg, scoring an unbeaten 185 to earn England a draw.

The Word Detective is my story of how a naive Eng Lit student with an inherent distrust of old-style academia landed an editorial job on the Oxford English Dictionary back in 1976, and gradually became engrossed in the people, the friendships, the words, the places and how the OED itself gradually adapted to the digital era.

In the univariate regression analysis statistically significant prognostic findings for more than 21 postoperative sick days were preoperative sick leave, severity of preoperative symptoms, a preoperative ENG finding of a distal motor latency, thoughts of change of work, and blaming oneself for the hand problem (Table 4).

The nystagmus pattern in all fields of gaze was also evaluated, but an electronystagmogram (ENG) was not performed for this study.

Another viable strategy for identifying and selecting partners is to conduct a community analysis to assess the values, needs, resources, barriers, and facilitators required for community action around an issue (Eng and Blanchard 1990 1991; Thompson et al. 2001).

Rojas' most acclaimed work is Hijo de ladrón (1951; "Son of a Thief"; Eng. trans., Born Guilty), an autobiographical novel with existential preoccupations.