Sentence examples for center setting from inspiring English sources
SLEEPY HOLLOW Hudson Valley Writers' Center "Setting the Stage," play readings.
Ms. Vincelli, 38, was at the World Trade Center setting up for a trade show for DataSynapse Inc., where she was director of member services.
It was also — notwithstanding the Lincoln Center setting — part of Carnegie Hall's citywide festival JapanNYC, which swings into its spring segment at a time when the world's attention is focused on Japan.
On Sunday at Trinity College in Hartford, billiard balls were thrown through a window at a black cultural center, setting off a protest march by black students the next day.
By the time Election Day rolls around, polls indicate that the issue will be front and center, setting the stage for another great battle to overhaul the system under the next president.
One redeployed unit traveled from Manchester only hours before scores of youths stormed into that city's center, setting fire to cars and buildings and looting shops in what local officials described as the worst mayhem to hit the city in modern memory.
This study describes the process of obtaining regulatory approval for a minimal risk genetic study in a multi-center setting as undertaken by the Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis (RRP Task Forcee.
van der Velden VH, Panzer-Grumayer ER, Cazzaniga G, Flohr T, Sutton R, Schrauder A et al. Optimization of PCR-based minimal residual disease diagnostics for childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia in a multi-center setting.
Further clinical studies with larger number of patients, ideally in a multi-center setting, are definitely required.
Given that its single-center setting is one of the main limitations of this study, a multi-center trial comparing the three treatment arms (functional treatment, plaster of Paris, and surgery) for all kinds of ankle sprains is needed.
Children participating in ECEC were further divided among those cared for in a center (variously defined as nursery, crèche, day-care center, or preschool) and those cared for in a non-center setting (which included care by a grandparent, another relative, a nanny, childminder, or family-based ECEC).
