Bend with her as she bends and hoist her into the bases' hands, centrally positioning her.
Only patients with centrally confirmed HER-2 amplification were finally included in this study to evaluate pathological response rate.
Flight has figured centrally in her imagery for many years (Uncanny, isn't it?).
And it is because her fascination lies centrally in the twisting of her glittering flights of descriptive fancy with her need, as she saw it, to tell the truth, that biographies are more useful for McCarthy than for other writers.
Nikolina Drysdale, a hospital administrator who has been helping Mrs. Mtshali start her own medicinal garden and sangoma clinic in a more centrally located place, pays her a high compliment.
She courts the look of symmetry, placing her forms centrally, then carefully rejects it by intro ducing elements that are slightly askew.
Her new home, centrally located near Metro-North Railroad's Mount Vernon East stop, is just a few blocks from her old one, so she can easily walk to her usual places, including Grace Baptist Church.
I always think people forget that "Tiny Furniture" is centrally about Aura realizing that her mother's experiences in the seventies were nearly identical to her own.
She has only been at the school five years because the district moves her so that she is centrally located for most of these special needs students.
For all of the patients in this study, HER-2 status was re-analyzed centrally using both IHC and FISH assays by an experienced pathologist who was blinded to patient information, including the original IHC test results.
In Europe and then in New York when she opened her Art of This Century gallery in 1942, she made herself centrally important to the careers of countless painters, although Mr. Gill asks the essential question about her achievements.
