Sentence examples for event operatives from inspiring English sources

During the event, operatives representing Heartland Institute and others went after both the RPS law in Kansas and net metering.

But, in the way of myth, the event's operative meanings exceed analysis and spurn explanation.

However, observations during the development of the chick embryo1 and of biological development of tissue-specific proteins and metabolic adaptations in response to environmental effects or with ageing2 suggest that similar events are operative when injury occurs and inflammation and repair are initiated by connective tissue.

The most common adverse events for operative deaths were delays: delay in transfer to surgeons by physicians (23/384 adverse events identified; 6.0%), delay to surgery (4.4%) and delay in transfer to the surgical unit (2.9%); however, surgeon too junior (4.9%) and inadequate resuscitation (3.4%) also featured (table 3).

The two men plan to headline a dinner at a Chelsea restaurant, Cola's, for a group of 30 or so leadinggay contributors, prominent Democrats and others.Among those arranging the event are two operatives in gay causes, Scott Widmeyer, a political consultant,and David Mixner, a gay rights advocate.

In any event, both political operatives and those who follow campaign finance issues see the need to take another look at a jury-rigged system that is sowing confusion, bolstering spending from outside the parties and making it hard to determine just exactly who is behind that attack ad.

The operative mortality was 25% (n = 153).Tracheostomy as an adverse event of operations for congenital heart disease remains rare but has been increasingly used over the past 15 years.

Results indicated that problem behavior was most likely to occur when both task demands (discriminative stimuli) were presented and when the setting event (fatigue) was operative.

The chemical-denaturations followed by SEC had a [GdmCl]50% of 2.76±0.02 M, with a steep m-value (i.e. a highly co-operative event), larger than that measured by using the spectroscopic techniques (Table 4).

However the event is per-operative.

Death for any cause is the most costly post-operative event but highly variable.