But she added: "Based on a review of the medical records, it appears that Mr. Ng was examined by medical staff at the facility where he was detained and at the local hospital in Rhode Island both as a normal course of admission to the facility and for individual complaints he had.
In XLA, viral infections follow a normal course except for enterovirus infection, in which effective host defense requires antibodies.
The infant had a normal course in the newborn nursery and a normal NNNS at 14 hr and was discharged from the hospital approximately 38 hr after birth.
FT A: In the normal course of events, a gift is a gift so your girlfriend would be entitled to keep the ring if the you split up.
It stresses that the assessment is carried out over a month in the normal course of teaching, not in a traditional exam environment.
A source is defined as a person who provides information "to another person who is working in a professional capacity as a journalist" in the normal course of the journalist's work "in the expectation that the information may be disseminated in the form of: (i) news, current affairs or a documentary; or (ii) commentary or opinion on, or analysis of, news, current affairs or a documentary".
That counts as a privilege — an extra benefit — only if a girl, in the normal course of things, wouldn't and needn't be heard.
The metaphor derives rather from the fact that in an explanatory context a cause may be regarded as an intervention in the normal course of events.
Accidental Viewing There are many other spots where you'll catch a glimpse of the falls in the normal course of a day.
He vindicates the centrality of virtue in a well-lived life by showing that in the normal course of things a virtuous person will not live a life devoid of friends, honor, wealth, pleasure, and the like.
