Sentence examples for history finding from inspiring English sources

Throughout history, finding defensive talent has not been an issue.

After leaving university in 1950 with a degree in history, finding a satisfying occupation proved difficult.

Shocked by her denial, he investigated the city's history, finding plenty of proof that in the 1930's thousands of Gypsies and Jews had lived next door to Germans there.

A lifelong reader and member of two book clubs, I also use the library for researching family history, finding out what is going on in my local area, for some computer access and printing, downloading ebooks and e-audiobooks, joining coffee mornings and events put on by the library, attending meetings of the local Friends and Neighbours group, reading the paper and just browsing.

Their animations and Décors show them rummaging gleefully through the dustbin of art history, finding new uses for the engravings favored by Max Ernst or, inspired by the collaborative photograph "Dust Breeding" by Marcel Duchamp and Man Ray, devising ingenious ways to animate dust, metal filings and even splinters.

While it is difficult to imagine how a symbiont set off this chain reaction, it probably wasn't too difficult to assemble something like a spliceosome since it is fundamentally a ribozyme, and life has had a long and successfully history finding odd jobs for catalytic RNA ("Chapter I Life's Spork").

Spine OA was defined by clinical history, findings on physical examination, and radiographic findings suggested by rheumatologists.

To make an accurate diagnosis of LSS from history findings, we categorized the condition into radicular and cauda equina types.

Other history findings contributing to the diagnosis of NC were reported by some, including lower limb symptoms such as cramps, paraesthesia, heaviness or sensory changes.

Table  1 shows that we analysed sociodemographic variables, psychological variables, pain history, findings from clinical examination, and imaging as possible predictors.

10 16 The diagnosis is made on the combination of clinical history, findings at revision and histological analysis of tissue retrieved at revision surgery.