Sentence examples for closures with a from inspiring English sources

Consumer spending, or the lack thereof, can be summarised by the recent high-profile high street closures with a low-spending Christmas unable to prop up companies that have been forced to cut prices through the year to combat low demand".

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These factors might also contribute to the observed broad distribution of conductances, which could additionally be due to inferring of single-pore conductances from multistep closures with a potentially different minimal residual current, or to some structural variability of the assembled DNA network, as the RMS current noise changed between channels (not shown).

In October, research conducted by PwC and the Local Data Company found retail chains were accelerating store closures with an average of 20 stores a day shutting in the first six months of 2012.

Moreover, the bimodal distribution of ciliary closure lengths indicated the existence of two distinct kinds of arrests, the "short" and "long" closures (with an average length of 0.2 and 2.2 s, respectively; Figure 3H).

James Woodruff pursues the theme of closure with a vengeance.

"There can never really be closure with a traumatic event like this," he said.

Neonates with congenital diaphragmatic hernia often require surgical defect closure with a patch.

Some mid-size hospitals are likely to face mergers or closure, with a focus on fewer major acute hospitals.

Single-stage direct closure with a specially designed flap has advantages including a reduction of morbidity from avoidance of skin grafting and shorter surgery.