Sentence examples for one accrued from inspiring English sources
The defender, who will wear No21, boasts only 23 first-team appearances, all but one accrued last season at St Mary's when he started 18 Premier League games.
The defender boasts only 23 first-team appearances, all but one accrued last season at St Mary's when he started 18 Premier League games.
Similar proportions endorse the impending cap on total benefits and changes to the housing-benefit regime.That popularity has two advantages one general, one accruing more specifically to Mr Cameron and his Conservative Party.
The presidency has limited powers, a conscious decision by the framers of the new Iraqi Constitution to ensure that no one again accrued the kind of power exercised by Saddam Hussein.
Finally, blocking tumour growth factor beta (TGF-beta) during RT preclinically has demonstrated abscopal effects that have been confirmed in one patient accrued to a trial of anti-human TGFb antibody fresolimumab and RT.
Currently, randomized trials comparing CS/HIPEC to systemic chemotherapy are unlikely to accrue a significant number of patients for a variety of reasons as recently demonstrated by ACOSOG Z6091 which was closed for lack of enrollment (one patient accrued in 2 years, with a goal of 340) [ 27, 28].
Seventy-one patients accrued and 43 (61 %) completed 48 weeks of de-escalated therapy.
Twenty-one patients accrued subsequently received treatment at the modified starting doses.
This was for each tumour type, but once four main ones were accrued, the study stopped because of slow recruitment in other tumour types.
The order of pen device simulations was randomized by product across participants (randomized block design), so that bias against one device based on learning accrued from using another device was minimized.
This clause, Gross said, basically means that anything of significant value from a foreign government or a company controlled by one that accrues to the Trump Organization while Trump owns it could provide the seed of an investigation and impeachment.
