Sentence examples for following confinement from inspiring English sources

This resurfacing phenomenon is now believed to merely reflect the macroscopic reappearance of a contiguous perineural tumour following confinement in a bone canal, rather than a true skip lesion that presumably disseminates via perineural lymphatic vessels.

Richart et al. (1928) suggested the following relationship between confinement effectiveness and the confinement ratio f r f, co Open image in new window f, cc f, co = 1 + k 1 f r f, co Open image in new window (4).

In light of contemporary horror stories like Kalief Browder's post-solitary confinement suicide and Chelsea Manning's recent solitary confinement following an unsuccessful suicide attempt, it seems absurd to imagine someone deliberately putting themselves through long-term, confined isolation, yet that is exactly what Gaza artist Nidaa Badwan did for 20 months between late 2013 and 2015.

Dozens of prisoners are reported to have been put in solitary confinement following the attack.

I Love You Phillip Morris centres on Russell's journey from happily married Virginian family man and regular churchgoer to the notorious, openly gay prisoner currently serving a 144-year life sentence – most of it in solitary confinement – following his audacious multiple escapes.

Chance Macdonald, 22, pleaded guilty to common assault in April after he was initially charged with sexual assault and forcible confinement following a 2015 party.

On Wednesday, Canada's federal correctional investigator Howard Sapers, the watchdog for federal prisons and not provincial jails, called for federal prisons to place a cap on how long an inmate can be held in solitary confinement following the recent suicides of two prisoners in custody.

We subclassified the extent of tumor extension into the following three categories: confinement to the thyroid parenchyma (E0), extension to the perithyroid soft tissue (E1), and extension to the sternothyroid muscle (E2).

Hospitalized patients had to be admitted with acute respiratory infection (ARI), defined as respiratory difficulty with fever and cough, combined with one or more of the following clinical symptoms: confinement to bed, thoracic pain, polypnea, or acute respiratory distress syndrome.

Particularly, Nestlé's new program will cleanse its supply chain of the following practices: confinement of sows in gestation crates, calves in veal crates and egg-laying chickens in cages; the forced rapid growth of chickens used for meat products; and the harsh cutting of the horns, tails and genitals of farm animals without painkillers.

Fish were killed following a four-hour confinement experiment to induce stress, after which 15 morphometric measurements were collected and blood was sampled for DNA extraction and plasma cortisol level determination.