Sentence examples for on abbreviated from inspiring English sources

There was a surprising new sense of utility to the Versace woman this season, but the same old flesh-flashing tactics were employed, too – asymmetric straps on abbreviated dresses exposed the clavicles and much more besides, while itsy-bitsy bandeau tops were teamed with that most surprising of garments : the cardigan.

Fork the story here for a moment because there is a real issue here with the "secret question" (from here on abbreviated more appropriately as just "secret ?").

TARN variables used in this study were age, year of admission, patient and incident postcode (place of residence and injury occurrence respectively), transfer status, injury code (based on Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS -98), hospitAIS -98ork code and postcode [ 14, 15].

Gatiss included one of Churchill's favourite expressions "Keep buggering on" (abbreviated KBO) into the script, which he was "delighted" to do.

"I pitched terrible," Kile said, refusing to blame his performance on abbreviated rest.

But mostly his score relies on abbreviated phrases and simplistic tick-tock rhythms.

He told me last night that there was a limit to the amount of letters, so he was planning on abbreviating the name.

The location of each injury was categorized into one of six body regions based on the Abbreviated Injury Scale [ 16].

The severity of injury was assessed by using the ISS, which is based on the Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS) [ 22], on admission to the emergency room.

Kappa comparing the cut-point for 11/12 on the full-scale CIS-R to a cut-point of 8/9 on the abbreviated scale was 0.86 for the NPMS and 0.85 for the EMPIRIC (both p<0.001) data.

This technique is named "broken arrows" for some reasons given later on, and abbreviated "BA".