Sentence examples for events development from inspiring English sources

Within the captured flow of events, development activities comprised of several events are recognized.

The attending veterinarian recorded details of all welfare matters, including protocol deviations, suspected adverse events, development of concurrent medical problems and euthanasia.

Rates of first distant metastasis were calculated as number of events (development of first distant metastasis) divided by total risk time.

The final end point used for power calculations will be the composite end points of cardiovascular mortality, cardiovascular events, development of cancer, and development of hypoglycemia.

These data, along with the disassociation between dyspnea and FEV1 in our study, suggest that possibly other parameters, like FIV1 or IC should be brought forward to monitor lung function deterioration and adverse events development, during SI.

Based on collected and registry data, the following results will be used for evaluation of the metabolic profile of the cohort: mortality rate, cardiovascular mortality, mortality due to cancer, cardiovascular events, development of microvascular complications, metabolic status (hemoglobin A1c [Hband] and lipid profile) and current medication.

These include world events, developments within the policy arena, and specifically within the topic area.

A miracle is defined as: a highly improbable or extraordinary event, development, or accomplishment.

After his appearance at Wednesday's launch event, development secretary Andrew Mitchell told me the amount would be reassessed as part of a four-year spending review.

Peter Ciaccia, the senior vice president for event development at New York Road Runners, sometimes has trouble coming up with the right analogy for describing the size of the race.

One formulation is "an effect, event, development or change that, individually or in the aggregate, is materially adverse to the business, results of operations or financial condition of the company and its subsidiaries, taken as a whole".