Sentence examples for exhibit out from inspiring English sources

As a result, a proportion of patients exhibit "out of proportion" PH, i.e. more severe than expected from functional impairment (mean PAP > 35 40 mmHg).

In addition to "Facing Chemo," Houser has a second exhibit out called "Facing Chemo Before & After" which features the patients' "after" shots alongside their photos during chemo.

A traveller returned from Hollywood tells of attending an art exhibit out there--one of no great moment as far as the paintings were concerned but for some reason an event of social importance.

By Harold Ross The New Yorker, June 11 , 1949P. 17 A traveller returned from Hollywood tells of attending an art exhibit out there--one of no great moment as far as the paintings were concerned but for some reason an event of social importance.

Other display cases show a scale model of Noah's Ark; a microscope that has supposedly accidentally shattered a specimen dish ("Exhibit out of order," reads the label); a fruit pit carved with an image of the Crucifixion; and, mounted on the wall, a kind of horn said to have grown from the back of a woman's head.

Why did you also want to build an exhibit out of Jacqueline Pardo's family possessions?

All yarns exhibit out-of-plane undulation, and curvature and twist of the midplane.

Here's what did not matter: We expected that our findings would be most pronounced among African Americans who exhibit out-group bias toward whites or among African Americans who have a strong attachment to the African American community.

The ac susceptibility measurements were performed on samples of 1 and 2 in the 2 10 K temperature range in zero applied dc field and a 3.5 G ac field oscillating at 50 1000 Hz. 1 and 2 exhibit out-of-phase ac signals in their ${\chi {{\prime\prime \hfill \atop {\rm ac}\hfill}}}$vs.. T plots, which are consistent with SMM behaviour.

"I saw an us-we-our mentality exhibited out on that floor.

As one exhibit points out, it asks "What if" What if you saw the stars only once every 2,000 years?