Sentence examples for foster plots from inspiring English sources
Lastly, as anticipated in Results section, the 95% confidence intervals for F-FDG-PET early diagnosis and disease progression reveal a lower degree of uncertainty with respect to amyloid-PET early diagnosis (see Foster plots, Figure 1).
The supposed Foster plot is actually just one of many murders that the Clintons have been directly or indirectly implicated in, according to what are apparently Trump's favored sources: right-wing conspiracy sites.
C.I.A. officers, for example, are not permitted to foster a plot that has the explicit goal of killing a terrorist leader.
For example, chromatograms that emphasize the unique K-based nature of CS, such as reciprocal symmetry (ReS) plots, foster the fundamental understanding of CS operation.
Similar logic has come to the fore in the Venezuela of Hugo Chávez and his successor, Nicolás Maduro – regimes prone to ascribe every domestic setback to plots fostered by the US.
But a handful of current works — including the cable series "The Fosters" and "Major Crimes" as well as "Short Term 12" — are putting plots involving foster care front and center even as they seek to avoid "Afterschool Special -style leSpecial -style
The announcements of the medical school and research institute began the hoped-for clustering effect, in which a variety of medical institutions scooped up neighboring plots to foster collaboration.
A plot to foster belief in the Resurrection would probably have resulted in a more consistent story.
They are plays that focus grimly on regicide, on civil strife, on a swift descent into violence and anarchy; and they are steeped in a gothic atmosphere of devils and hellfire that reflects the imagery of the plot fostered in government-approved pamphlets and engravings, and in the prosecution speeches of Sir Edward Coke and others.
Having tracked down Phyllis through documents in the foster care system, Nikki methodically plots her murder.
