Sentence examples for analysis was left from inspiring English sources
("They should have paid for your wine?" "It would have been a nice gesture, yes. It would have happened in Paris". "You are hopeless. I died too soon, and you left too early. The analysis was left unfinished").
The heavy-duty analysis was left to the commentators recruited for cable, where the pundits dismissed Mr. Bradley's chances and set the bar for Mr. McCain at a surprise victory somewhere, like Missouri or Ohio, to prove that he was not a regional candidate.
Third, as encountered in other studies [10, 22], a small proportion of AKI patients (18.1%) in the current analysis was left without a match because severely ill patients without AKI could not be found.
Sample for plankton analysis was left 24 h for the substrate to settle at the bottom and concentrated to 10 ml of water sample and then preserved with 10%% formalin.
But season after season my thirst for technical analysis was left unquenched; I found a few articles that touched on the clandestine chemistry, but none were comprehensive.
Both approaches have been reported as acceptable forms of gathering information but analysis was left to the health providers.
Fatigue and vibration analysis is left to the manufacturer, which often means excessively strengthened sections and little or no analysis.
As can be seen, the proposed setup, without loss of generality, does not investigate the effects of contextual factors on QoE; such analysis is left for future study.
'Analysis' is left with such a small role to play that it is not surprising that it is condemned as useless.
While for the other modules a deeper analysis is left to referenced bibliography previously published by the authors, a comprehensive description is given here of the mesh simplification block together with experimental evidence of its efficiency.
Those for nitrogen analysis were left untreated whilst those for carbon analysis were acidified by adding 2 M HCl drop-by-drop to 1 g material (with cessation of bubbling used as the indicator to determine the amount of acid to add (Bunn et al. 1995)).
