Also, interestingly, only 55% of the eligible patients (22% of the screened population) were finally enrolled; one of the major merits of this study was to show that, in order to obtain significant clinical information from the difference between convection and diffusion, a larger trial with 700 patients per arm should probably be conducted, thus requiring a huge screening of about 6,000 patients.
One day, perhaps, visitors to what was the Marine Mammal Pavilion will sit in its bleachers, or a remnant of them, and watch live footage, on a huge screen, of the Baltimore dolphins in their ocean sanctuary.
She had turned the car back towards Poland and was driving along a steep hillside near the fortified border, when she noticed that huge screens of hessian had been erected along the roadside, concealing the valley from passing traffic.
As my crew fussed around his office preparing for the interview, Liu appeared unfazed, intently studying a huge screen of stock prices, a cigarette in one hand, and a mug of tea by his side.
As I saw PM Erdogan's logo on the huge screen of the glossy new hall in Ankara last week, I couldn't help but feel like I'd seen it before.
Raime, the duo of Tom Halstead and Joe Andrews from Reading in the UK, operated in front of a huge screen on to which visuals created by Dakus Films were projected: a gnarly dude pouring sand down his back in ultra slow motion; shots of distressed urban architecture.
It expanded to 34 screens and made $493,000, giving it a huge screen average of $14,499, second only to Fast and Furious 7. It will continue to expand throughout the month.
An hour later, filming done, she sits beneath a huge screen print of her father, General Aung San, the man who led Burma to independence before being assassinated in 1947, when she was just two years old.
The Pythons weren't miming – although there was a Spanish Inquisition level of unexpectedness in their liberal use of videos projected onto huge screens showing some of their greatest TV sketches, just to cover the scene changes.
As a result the public has been subjected to 24/7 crotch footage of Bancroft trying to hide a bright yellow piece of sandpaper (not sticky tape, as was initially reported) from the cameras literally trained to broadcast his every movement on a number of huge screens being watched by thousands of spectators and also tens of thousands of television viewers.
Thousands will surround the Colosseum to watch huge screens projecting reenactments of the Stations.
