Sentence examples for as a bis from inspiring English sources

Adequate anesthesia was defined as a BIS value between 40 and 55 and maintenance of HR and MAP without exceeding 20% of the baseline value.

(As a bi-state agency, the Port Authority was exempt from city fire codes).

The Groundnut began in January 2012 as a bi-monthly supper club in south London.

The magazine had been started, in 1934, as "A Bi-Monthly of Revolutionary Literature Published by the John Reed Club of New York," an organization controlled by the Communist Party.

Citi describes its decision to hold its meeting away from New York, where it is based, as a bi-annual outreach.

Starting out as a bi-monthly publication with a circulation of 5,000, the print run was soon increased to twice a week with a circulation of 40,000, according to Aaron Berhane, the former editor-in-chief.

She's legitimately obsessed with the notion of herself as a bi-poly-cross-ethnic sexual adventurer; at times, she seems to believe that she's not white, accusing her boss, say, of white privilege.

QUESTION FROM JASON: After Obama's State of the Union and his appearance at the GOP House Issues Conference on the 29th, will his credibility as a "bi-partisan" president increase or remain unchanged in the long run?

Puffin Post was discontinued in 1982, but relaunched in 2009 through The Book People as a bi-monthly magazine including contributions from Charlie Higson, Cathy Cassidy and Michael Morpurgo, along with free books and – of course – collectable enamel membership badges.

[Cu(PySal)2] acts as a chelating ligand in discrete complexes 2 and 3 with unbound anions, but as a bis-monodentate bridging ligand in polymers 4, 5 and 6 when halogen anions coordinated cooperatively to metal cations.

Compounds 1 and 2 are dinuclear complexes where the 2,5-dpp molecule acts as a bis-bidentate bridge between the two copper II) ions, the electroneutrality being achieved by the presence of bidentate oxalate (1) and croconate (2) ligands.