Sentence examples for final setback from inspiring English sources
His failure to make it past the longlist was the final setback in a frustrating year that also saw him lose out in October as Anne Enright scooped the Man Booker Prize for Fiction.
The spring performance schedule includes a variety of musical forms before what will hopefully be the final setback in the organization's efforts to carve out a stable home — an 18-month break beginning this fall while the space undergoes $4 million in renovations.
Authors investigated all variables at each time point to build a PLS-PM model to verify the effect of the VD on the final setback of the mandible.
The result figure (Fig. 2) explains a decrease in the absolute amount of the final setback and, ultimately, more severe postsurgical skeletal changes (postsurgical relapse).
The LVs LV1, LV10, LVoverall, and LVsetback were not arbitrary but conceptualized the various postsurgical physiologic responses to surgery and orthodontic treatment that ultimately influence the final setback amount of the mandible [11].
All variables at each time point were investigated for construction of the PLS-PM for verification of the effect of the VD on the final setback of the mandible.
These variables were used to evaluate the associations between these variables and the final mandibular setback extent, to determine which variables account for the final mandibular setback extent.
But I would hazard a bet that, historically speaking, rather than representing a final, fatal, setback for Syria's rebels, Homs will be remembered as an iconic crucible, the turning point in which Syria's uprising became a civil war.
Our study was triggered by these questions: What variables (CBCT-generated cephalometric measurements) account for the final mandibular setback movements?
Using PLS-PM, we tested various possible pathways by which the VD may affect the final mandibular setback extent.
The PLS-PM as derived in our study signified the effect of occlusal vertical dimension on the extent of final mandibular setback (stability of the mandible).
