Sentence examples for echo readings from inspiring English sources

The pre-ontrast protocol included a 3D gradient-echo (GRE) multiecho data image combination (MEDIC) sequence with six consecutive echo readings in order to assess the T2* decay.

Other limitations include the non-standardized echo readings without a core laboratory and single examiner, and lack of laboratory studies to monitor anti-factor Xa levels to support the safety of dalteparin in this setting.

Some of these ideas been echoed by Reading group contributors.

And as Annie, Laurie Metcalf is overly conscious of not echoing the line readings as they were delivered by Bates.

Both readings echoed other encouraging data from around the world in recent weeks that show the pace of decline is at least slowing, but they fall well short of showing actual recovery at this stage, economists warned.

Charles Murray's statement (Deborah Solomon, Sept. 21) that only 20percentt of college students have the brains and abilities to understand their assigned readings echoes the infamous British psychologist Sir Cyril Burt.

On natural and canalized rivers, which are subject to droughts and floods, attention is particularly directed to the location of the navigable channel: transverse soundings reveal channel movements and enable marker buoys or perches to be relocated and shoals removed by dredging; longitudinal echo-sounding readings normally suffice to locate shallow lengths on artificial canals.

Savage's husband Terry Miller seemed to echo those sentiments, telling Oppenheimer, Briann's heartless readings of the Bible, then his turns to 'natural law' when the Bible fails, don't hide his bigotry and cruelty.

The events ― held in churches, bookstores and community centers around Seattle ― are not religious, but intentionally echo the structure of faith-based gatherings, and include a sermon, songs and readings, followed by a social hour.

Reading of the actress's brief adventures in ballooning echoed Barnes's reading of Nadar, and the thoughts it had triggered about identity.

"Echo, echo, echo," Parton jokes.