Sentence examples for an open entry from inspiring English sources

The building will be pushed back 20 feet from the corner, enabling it to rise 70 feet at its entrance and providing an open entry plaza.

A 12-mm trocar was positioned via an open entry technique nearly the xiphoid process, and a 10 14-mmHg 10 14-mmHgtoneum was obtained.

When periumbilical adhesions are suspected, either an open entry technique or a closed entry at a different location (preferably Palmers' point) must be performed.

The Art Institute hopes the number of teenage visitors will grow with the lure of an open entry gate.

The 4-day estimated dietary record was presented in an open entry booklet form with pages for recording each day's food intake and extra pages for recipes.

The SAGES describes a closed entry can be considered, however, in our opinion, an open-entry technique is preferable.

In the EPM test, an open arm entry is an entry with the forepaws only, corresponding to an entry of > 30% of the full body size, whereas a full open arm entry is an entry with the fore- and hind paws, thus corresponding to > 95% of the full body size.

One should not believe in the slightest that they are made thus in order to offer some capacity or support of perceiving to the sensitive soul (which seems to be the duty of organs), but in order to provide an easy and open entry to the forces of external things and to those things themselves".

The following behavioural variables were recorded, counting both number and duration: entries into an open arm, entry into a closed arm and unprotected head-dipping (the animal extending its head into the open, below the open arm).

When a course is open entry – Moocs have no enrolment criteria and no fees to pay – then participants are going to behave very differently to students in a traditional higher education setting.

In New Zealand a larger number of students sit the UMAT twice because entrance into medicine occurs after a one year open entry biomedical course and so they sit both in the last year of secondary school and again in the first year at university [ 4].