Sentence examples for past grounds from inspiring English sources

One, stunted growth appears to be a side effect of glucocorticoid treatment in DMD as opposed to a mechanism of efficacy, as has been logically proposed in the past (Grounds & Shavlakadze, 2011) by limiting body size to reduce muscle workload.

Too often in the past, ground taken at a cost of lives has been allowed to slip back into the insurgents' hands because of a lack of troops.

Wearing a Superman costume and with an emergency skateboard strapped to his back, he will crawl up Broadway from Wall Street, past ground zero, to City Hall.

The black sedan grumbled south, past the ice-coated plastic flaps of greengrocers; past a single, underdressed woman hugging herself on a corner in the meatpacking district (what was she waiting for?); past ground zero, set aglow like New York's eternal flame.

This work considers separated flow past ground vehicles.

In the past, ground-based telescopes couldn't hope to spot the faint light from a galaxy surrounding a distant, luminous quasar.

The local uplift area corresponds approximately to areas of past ground uplift of ~2 cm/year because of groundwater recovery after a reduction in groundwater pumping (Kishi and Nagai 1975).

After a series of previous failures on this project, this marks the first time redevelopment has gone past ground breaking to the construction phase.

In other words, if you manage to get past ground-based security with a threatening "something," you still have a whole new world of hurt to face.

This is because DMRcate incurs false positives in regions flanking the ground truth when the kernel is too large, due to the support extending past ground truth bookends.

Stewart drove past the grounds of the capitol buildings.