She went to the hospital, and learned that she'd lost a quarter of the capacity of her right lung.
Her responses, given from an isolation booth, conveyed the agility of her mind, the capacity of her memory and the ferocity of her determination.
It's only Lily who gives them sanctuary, and they wax rhapsodic about the healing capacity of her music, a meld of pop and the cooled-out meditations of Debussy and Satie.
The capacity of her bomb magazines was also increased during this refit, and the ship's ventilation and insulation arrangements were improved as well.
Abbie fought this discrimination through a lawsuit which she won after having to undergo medical tests to measure the capacity of her lungs, an audition with a "trombone specialist" who praised her playing to the court, and 43 testimonials of her musicianship from guest conductors and fellow musicians.
As the nurse engaged with the strengths and weaknesses of the new nursing aides, she was able to help the nursing aides learn, thereby increasing the capacity of her team for better resident care and patient safety.
Joyce is "entitled to the equal opportunity to aspire, to achieve and to participate based upon her individual talents and capacities regardless of her gender," her lawyer, Laura R. Studen, said.
Upon IFN-γ treatment, the cytotoxic capacity of the HER-2 specific CTLs towards OE19 cell line was restored and increased from 1.6±1.05 to 5.3±1.7SEM (Fig. 4C, one way Anova, Bonferroni post test, p = 0,003).
Once the current self falls below a certain threshold of capacity, her interests in her current state are so marginal as to no longer be authoritative for how she ought to be cared for, and the interests of the earlier self trump.
