Sentence examples for especially left from inspiring English sources
The most common findings were intraventricular conduction delay (especially left bundle branch block), voltage signs of left ventricular (LV) hypertrophy, and repolarization abnormalities.
There was a good deal of cross-fertilization between Romance literary languages during the period of development of medieval poetry; the example of the Provençal lyric especially left its mark on all vernacular literatures, and borrowing of lexical items from one language to another was abundant.
In his appearances here, Mr. Bush has gone out of his way to try to soften the bad aftertaste, among Hispanic voters especially, left by Gov. Pete Wilson's strong campaigns against illegal immigration and affirmative action, and to reflect the reality that successful Republican presidents since the days of Dwight D. Eisenhower have all had a substantial political base here.
It is essential to have a high index of suspicion in patients with known vascular diseases, carriers of thick catheters for long periods, especially left approaches.
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This may also apply to functional cardiac MRI outcomes, especially left ventricular mass.
America's free-speech culture may have a better chance of fostering such a debate than European political correctness.It's starting to changeThere is no shortage of robust debate among European Muslims, but it is more about politics—especially left-wing politics than about theology.
Eat mostly plants, especially leaves Scientists may disagree about what is so good about eating plants - is it the antioxidants in them?
Rapper Professor Green told fans he didn't know Peaches but "the loss of a life so young is a horrible thing, especially leaving behind two children".
Facebook's hands-off approach especially leaves a lot to be desired.
However, considerable convergence, parallelism or evolutionary conservativeness in the organs (especially leaves) of Bauhinia sensu stricto and its relatives often place palaeobotanists in a predicament.
