Sentence examples for description re from inspiring English sources

From the original description, RE episodes were thought to be predominantly unilateral and side-locked [1].

Box 1 Clinical Description of RE and PS Rolandic epilepsy Rolandic epilepsy (RE), also known as Benign Epilepsy of Childhood with Centro-Temporal Spikes (BECTS), is the most common epilepsy in childhood, with an incidence of up to 21 per 100 000 children aged 15 years and under.

Specific data can be extracted from the description and re-analysed or re-purposed in different applications.

The archives are full of copies of spurious images, and a full-length portrait identified as Jane hung in the Gallery for thirty years, until 1996, when the red-haired sitter, who also resembled the Spinola description, was re-identified as Catherine Parr, after the necklace in the painting was found in the list of her jewels in the Tudor inventory.

It features the requisite description, high-res images, and other details.

Most existing works focus on layout compaction or hardware description language re-synthesis, and pay little attention to the I/O interface in flip chips.

The issues we raise are related to some well-known philosophical concerns, such as indexical descriptions, de re knowledge, and the problem of referring to nonexistent objects.

The guidance material provides a method using workshops generating qualitative descriptions of RE principles applied to ATM services of everyday work, as done currently and as envisioned after introduction of a new technology or way of working.

As Banerjee and colleagues point out in their description of re-engineering patient throughput in emergency departments, this resulted from a mandate by the National Health Service that the overcrowded EDs throughout the UK consistently have their patients seen and dispositioned within 4 h of arrival.

It is usually found in mineralized, temporary running waters [ 16], and despite its more recent description, exhaustive re-examination of material of A. brunneus sensu lato suggests that its apparently restricted range is genuine.

Although at this remote and arduous location much key geoarchaeological information is unknown, this investigation remains rooted in existing geomorphological descriptions and re-examines earlier explanations.