Sentence examples for missing sudden from inspiring English sources
Sensitivity analyses showed that our main findings remained robust across hypothetical scenarios varying the number of missing sudden cardiac death reports and the magnitude of misclassification of strenuous duty times (figs A and B in appendix 3).
Additionally, to evaluate robustness 27 to potentially unreported cases of sudden cardiac death during routine/non-emergency duties, we repeated our analyses after hypothetically assuming a number of missing sudden cardiac deaths ranging from 0 (that is, equivalent to our main analysis) to 1000 (that is, more than twice the observed total number of events).
Most other studies used the consensus definition along with a manual sphygmomanometer [ 3]; this has prevented measurement of initial blood pressure declines and delayed declines, as well as potentially missing sudden perturbations that could only be detected using beat-to-beat technology.
The predicted values follow the trend of the real ones, but miss sudden events.
Then, preoccupied once again with control of the OS, Microsoft missed the sudden, spectacular rise of search engines.
"You'll miss the sudden meeting that takes place and they don't remember to call you".
But if they wait, they might miss the sudden jumps that such stocks often make when a preponderance of evidence begins pointing toward higher oil prices.
But the giant telescopes stare at such small parts of the sky that they miss most sudden belches of radio signals.
But we showed enough with our remaining takers and I think we showed more over the 90 minutes". Jake Cooper missed in sudden death after Lewis Dunk had scored.
But feel for Stokes, like the penalty taker who misses in sudden death". Joe Root has set a record for most runs scored in a men's World T20 for England (249), surpassing the 248 scored by Kevin Pietersen in 2010.
For as much as I will miss the sudden randomness of life on Earth by being in a Mars simulation, what I may miss even more, strangely enough, is mundanity.
