The sensitivity of the technique to potential abnormalities is often raised, in order not to miss anything important.
The birds are often raised in yards with open-fronted shelters, and a number of varieties and species are utilized throughout the world.
A punk vibe pulsated through this collection, with each model's name written in Gothic lettering on neck or chest, which was often raised in a shapely corset.
This term is a little vague, but it's often raised in a business context; one Web site describes it as someone who "is dedicated to creating and maintaining [a] positive company culture".
But Ms. Smith was riveted by the graphic depictions of big agriculture's reliance on drugs to grow animals bigger as quickly as possible and to stave off diseases caused by the miserable conditions American livestock is often raised in.
Krulich is sixty-four, ruddily handsome, and gently lumbering; Abumrad, thirty-eight, has unruly curls and clear plastic glasses that emphasize his active eyebrows, which are often raised in excitement.
While all kinds of issues are often raised in the run-up to huge events such as the World Cup and the Olympics, as soon as the action starts the world becomes fixated on the winners and losers on the pitch.
Usually differentiating OI from NAI is not difficult in young children, though the issue is often raised in court in the defence of cases of NAI, but if necessary radiography is very useful for the differential diagnosis.
"Girls and boys are often raised in two distinct cultures where they learn different rules and norms for behavior and talk: Girls learn to build relationships by sharing social information.
Not surprisingly then, the concept that a particular combination of space, form and context might have a positive effect on a person's emotional state is often raised in the design disciplines (Menin 2003; Crankshaw 2008) and it has even found its way into various guidelines and primers (Lidwell et al. 2003; Lippmann 2010).
