Sentence examples for landmark occurrence from inspiring English sources

Hardly a landmark occurrence for a variety of reasons.

Ware said this research led him to realize that certain landmark occurrences in black history like the Transatlantic Slave Trade bore significant roots in New York City.

Using MSM, no effect of the oxygenation strategy on MV was found, regardless of the oxygenation devices but the landmark time was associated with a reduced occurrence of MV.

To our knowledge, we are the first group to highlight this common occurrence during tracheal puncture guided by landmark anatomy.

The occurrence of conspicuous topographic and anthropogenic landmarks allowed the construction of plots with approximately the same area, with calculations based on bearings and distances from the vantage point.

17 In our study, we defined a landmark time of 48 h; thus, we missed the earliest occurrence of coronary events and the associated predictor power of troponin.

The landmark project was one of the first to reveal the widespread occurrence of sleep apnea in the general population.

All included participants were then eligible for matching at the landmark date, and followed forward from the landmark date to the occurrence of the event of interest, or 1 April 2011, whichever came first.

The PFSL is defined as time from landmark to documented evidence of disease progression by RECIST criteria, the occurrence of new disease or death from any cause.

His animated short, shown as part of a longer film about the history of the Parthenon, included a scene in which cartoon characters wearing dark cloaks climb ladders and destroy part of the Parthenon's frieze, a well-documented occurrence during the early Byzantine period when Christians often dismantled pagan landmarks.

For example, one of the landmark farming studies has shown that endotoxin levels in children's mattresses were inversely associated with the occurrence of hay fever and atopic asthma [ 67].