Sentence examples for one single episode from inspiring English sources

One single episode was the most pirated show of last year and, on the complex and mesmerising evidence of this season's opener, there'll be much more pirating going on this year, sadly without the concomitant beef-axe to the head.

Cooper said they could not say if one single episode of binge drinking would increase a woman's risk.

Our patient presented a single episode of fully reversible motor weakness with fully reversible visual and sensory symptoms, associated with headache, whose sequence of events and features is suggestive of HM, although one single episode is not sufficient for diagnosis, according to the ICHD3-beta diagnostic criteria[1, 2].

Brought together into one single episode, Ben first explores the link between an 18th century skeleton in the Hunterian Museum and Brendan Holland from County Tyrone, before turning his attention to a storm, a Norfolk beach and the unearthed bones of the oldest mammoth found in the UK.

Thanks to the Internet, I can read the recaps of four different shows in the time it would take me to watch one single episode.

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Those cases of femoral shaft non-union were successfully resolved with one single additional episode of surgery.

One dog had one single seizure episode and one dog continued to have 2 3 seizures per month despite the use of antiepileptic medical treatment and the neurological deficits noticed at the 3 months follow-up were still present.

On the one hand this single episode involving a firm with (at this point) just four buses could be dismissed as a one-off, a misguided error on their part, or just small fry.

Not the annoying ones, like getting fixated on a single episode of Dora and protesting with ear-piercing screeches the moment the screen goes black.

Besides, the relatively low predictive ability of the PSIS shown in Figure  1 worth attention; it was possibly related to item contents which rated the severity of suicidality from one single self-harm episode that mostly reflects cross-sectional severity rather than a person's consequent suicide risk level.