Sentence examples for given a termination from inspiring English sources
Astbury admitted as much, and expert witness Dr Peter Boylan has said Halappanavar would most likely be alive if she'd been given a termination, as she requested, within two days of admission to hospital.
The jury had heard evidence from Dr Peter Boylan, one of the country's leading obstetricians, that it was highly likely Mrs Halappanavar would still be alive had she been given a termination when she and her husband had requested one.
With supralinear calcium release activating BK channels, this also gives a termination spike that is identical to that obtained with calcium release only.
This stopping criterion gave a termination point that is within 0.1% of the empirically observed minimum error, with cessation of learning after 1,642 samples, with a test error of 0.1323, as against the observed minimum test error of 0.1319 at 1,565 samples learnt.
If a month-to-month tenant is given a notice of termination on Nov. 30, the landlord may accept the December rent because the tenant can continue to occupy the apartment until Dec. 31.
Under the right circumstances, I have been able to convince a judge to use his or her equitable powers to waive the residency requirement and give a couple a termination of their New Jersey civil union.
These mNET-seq meta-analyses were complemented by ChrRNA-seq where meta-analysis of CPSF73 knockdown gave clear a termination defect immediately following the TES, whereas CstF64+CstF64t double-knockdown showed a termination defect further downstream.
Royal Institution foe Susan Greenfield is preparing to sue in a case of what she calls wrongful termination after she was given a change in position that amounts to a demotion in January.
Mechanistic investigations were performed on the collision-induced decomposition (CID) of ammonium adducts of the selected standards to derive diagnostic ions typical of a given chain termination.
An implementation of a global synchronous system can be given by delivering a termination signal from the processors (processes) of the system.
