Sentence examples for months with multiple from inspiring English sources

More horse racing: Jockey Sheldon Russell returned to the saddle at Laurel Park after missing nearly three months with multiple punctures in his lungs resulting from broken ribs suffered in a fall April 25 at Pimlico Race Course.

Treatment of active TB requires prolonged therapy (at least 6 months) with multiple, potentially toxic drugs that can lead to adverse reactions in a significant number of patients [ 10, 11].

Regarding the number of BM, Liew et al. reported patients suffering from single BM to have median survival of 8.2 months, compared to 4.1 months with multiple BM [ 13].

The first case was a 77-year-old female with unknown psychiatric problems and atrophic skin lesions on the face, self-induced for many months, with multiple hospitalizations in dermatology units, with no response to different therapeutic patterns, and full recovery after psychiatric treatment for a major depressive syndrome.

Their tiredness is palpable--or maybe it's my own trace memory of those early months with multiples.

These scenarios include: (a) short dry-down period, (b) short dry period, (c) short wet-up period, (d) short wet period and (e) full 12-months with multiple wetting and drying periods.

Traditional custom tailors in places including Dubai and New York can create a suit in about a month, with multiple fittings before completion.

The usually reliable and rock solid EA has had a particularly rough couple of months filled with multiple disappointments.

However, the patient returned 6 months later with multiple cutaneous abscesses, mainly on his back, left thigh and left arm and miliary mottling in CXR.

Consistent with the generally accepted indications for immunosuppressive use, we found greater 6 MP/Azathioprine use by those who had used intravenous or oral corticosteroids in the past 12 months, those with multiple hospitalizations in the past five years and those who had undergone surgery within the past two years.

The number of bone metastases, independent of visceral involvement status, does not reach significativity for survival in univariate analysis: the group of 19 patients with one bone lesion experienced a median survival of 9.7 months versus 7.6 months for those with multiple skeletal lesions (p =0.11).