Sentence examples similar to bypassed experience from inspiring English sources
Patients deemed to be at high risk — those with a relatively high predicted probability of complications from surgery, due to age and pre-existing medical conditions — and patients undergoing coronary artery bypass experienced higher mortality and complication rates during overlapping surgeries.
It recently was shown that patients who lost weight after Roux-en-Y gastric bypass experienced changes in gut microbiota that were negatively correlated with energy intake and obesity (27).
None of us can bypass cultural experience.
Donovan had bypassed the MLS experience altogether to play in Germany.
* Can be bypassed with adequate professional experience (5 + years of experience in a variety of marketing functions).
The whole experience may seem a bit old school but too many of today's professional players have bypassed that kind of experience.
Matthews himself, luckier than his parents, finds happiness in the healing arms of his Russian wife, whose family has miraculously bypassed the whole Soviet experience, and seems to contain an essence of a Russia that preceded the turmoils and savage inflictions that he so richly describes in his book.
And meanwhile, the most interesting thing that could be imagined, which is to be a human consciousness on a beautiful planet, this is something that is completely bypassed; that only present experience and reflection can give us access to and allow us to enjoy the privilege of existing.
The experience of being bypassed in salary by colleagues with shorter working experience was a cause of great dissatisfaction.
The Soylent slurry, which bypasses the tactile experience of eating, isn't that far away conceptually from Google Glass, which projects data from apps directly onto the retina.
It bypasses my actual experience (waiting for the bus in the rain with plastic bag welts on my fingers/lost under burning strip lights in Toys R Us with a work-do hangover) and skips straight to the onscreen ideal.
