Sentence examples for cast studies from inspiring English sources

Despite the positive reinforcement that followed (in The New York Times, Charles Isherwood called her performance "a confident, appealing Broadway debut"), Ms. Ricci said she had found the "Midsummer" rehearsals no less stressful, even as she enjoyed many aspects of the process, particularly "table work," the period in which the cast studies the script together.

For example, initial resin cast studies of the echiuran worm Maxmuelleria lankesteri suggested that burrows have a single entrance at the surface.

In considering how to proceed, we reviewed reports of intrahepatic venous collaterals involving cast studies, Doppler ultrasonography, and CT [11, 13 16].

The accuracy and computation efficiency of the proposed approach has been evaluated and validated within the time frame of interest in the cast studies.

The second entrance was likely not found in initial resin cast studies because the presence of the large echiuran worms within inhabited burrows blocked the flow of resin [35] and because second openings are often occluded by sediment[38].

Corrosion cast studies in humans and primates revealed a circular anastomosis, which allows circulatory compensation to circumvent segmental deficits.

Steven Soderbergh's Contagion, which came out in 2011, sets the bar high: the director and cast studied with CDC experts and the film won praise even from doctors critical of the film.

Hribernik et al. reported that intrahepatic venous anastomoses were found in 46% of normal livers by cast study.

The fourth paper covers a comparison of digitally recorded and Additively Manufactured dental casts with original plaster cast study models; useful for digital archiving and subsequent rebuilding of study models.

We discuss the rationale and design of the CAST study, the largest placebo-controlled trial aimed to establish safety and efficacy of a SSRI in the acute phase treatment of CKD patients with MDD.

Data collection was part of the European RN4 Cast study.