Sentence examples for had been subsided from inspiring English sources

A brain MRI performed 3 weeks after showed that the subcortical oedema had been subsided.

A brain MRI performed 3 weeks after confirmed the CT scan findings showing that the subcortical oedema had been subsided from both FLAIR and T2 sequences.. Due to the serious nature of the adverse drug reaction re-administration of pazopanib was not carried out and the patient was re-challenged with sorafenib because of the excellent past response.

So, to some extent, low income customers had been subsiding my free chequeing account by paying overdraft fees.The bank executive shrugged off the crackdown on overdraft fees, claiming they'd find another source of revenue by charging fees on some other transaction.

Using nine data pairs for D-InSAR, it is verified that a local area near the crater had been subsiding locally after the eruption with a small temporal change rate.

But domestic price growth expectations have been subsiding in recent months.

The conventional wisdom now is that the wars of the next century will be over water.Cut and driedMany cities, including Mexico city, Bangkok and Jakarta, have been subsiding in recent decades as underground aquifers have been drained by growing populations.

Still, the American role in the war has been subsiding for some time, with soldiers based mainly outside the cities for the last year and encountering less and less direct combat as Iraqi forces take the lead.

The North Sea Basin has been subsiding during the Quaternary and contains hundreds of metres of fill.

Based on geodetical records from 1896 to 1968 (Danbara and Tsuchi 1975), the study area has been subsiding at a rate of ca. 0.6 mm/year.

Recent studies document that the LVC has been subsiding since at least the 1990s (Poland et al. 2004; Parker et al. 2016).

Legs 56 and 57 of the Deep Sea Drilling Project (DSDP) survey revealed that the material constituting the landward slope has been eroded and the inboard trench slope has been subsiding since the Miocene (von Huene and Lallemand [1990]).