Sentence examples for mid may have from inspiring English sources
Compared to patients with MoD or more severe lesions, patients with EH or MiD may have more chance to return to the healthy condition if they stop their harmful oral habits, including cigarette smoking, alcohol consumption, and areca quid chewing.
"Most people here," he tells me over the phone in mid May, "have a certain connection to the people's meat.
The World Cup, which occupied four weeks from mid-June to mid-July, may have played a significant part in keeping audiences away from the multiplexes, but it has nevertheless produced a crisis of confidence among the studios, with Warner Bros, Sony and DreamWorks among those that have been shedding jobs and cutting costs throughout the year.
Though Mid Staffordshire may have been one particularly 'dark spot' in the NHS, organisations throughout the NHS are likely to have at least some shadows: there was little confidence that care could be relied upon to be good at all times in all parts of organisations, and we found evidence of structural and cultural threats to quality and safety.
For example, the scheme provided no plausible way in which to recapitulate the evolutionary path that prototypical MSV-A genomes circulating in the mid 1800s may have taken - presumably via mutation and recombination, in a variety of differentially MSV-resistant maize plants - to traverse the maize-infecting fitness landscape towards the fitness peak occupied by extant MSV-A genotypes.
Opposition sources reckon that a weeklong government offensive in the suburbs south-west of Damascus in mid-April may have left 250 dead, nearly all civilians.
The revelation that Donald Trump's business losses in the mid-nineties may have enabled him to avoid paying federal income tax for nearly two decades may be the biggest "October surprise" of any recent Presidential campaign.
By James Surowiecki The revelation that Donald Trump's business losses in the mid-nineties may have enabled him to avoid paying federal income tax for nearly two decades may be the biggest "October surprise" of any recent Presidential campaign.
Meanwhile in the US, another key market, Apple's introduction of the larger-screened iPhone 6 and 6 Plus in mid-September may have lured some would-be Galaxy buyers away.
The blizzards blanketing the mid-Atlantic may have some booking tropical getaways.
A decrease in precipitation in the mid-Holocene may have had a detrimental effect on bronze age societies in eastern Iran as has been inferred elsewhere in the eastern Mediterranean region.
