We defined the time point of advanced recovery as the last sample acquired before the patient was discharged.
Between the coast and the Vosges was an outward bulge in the trench line, named the Noyon salient for the captured French town at the maximum point of advance near Compiègne.
Indeed, Chaix et al. recently pointed out the importance of advancing past a typical approach that takes into account only residential neighborhoods in the definition of exposure, to studying the impact of mobility and health, and the importance of developing new methods to make this possible.
But advancing chromosomal recombination is the point of sex, and advancing sex is the point of pheromones, courtship displays, the taking of female captives in war and romantic love.
But to many in the healthcare field, Obama's embrace of a national repository of genetic information was seen as a turning point in advancing use of "big data" to reduce medical costs and improve people's well-being by anticipating disorders before they become serious problems.
There were no immediate reports of any American casualties along the desert frontier, producing a swelling of relief and jubilation at the point of farthest advance early today.
By 19 September 1943 the brigade had reached Foggia, the northernmost point of their advance, before being ordered back to Taranto.
Instead, the JNA 2nd Corps units located in Dubrovačko Primorje, north-west of Dubrovnik, closed in on the city, reaching the farthest point of their advance on 24 November, as the city defences were pushed back to Sustjepan Srđ Belvedere Hotel line.
His point of view is advanced.
In point of fact, they advanced a philosophical argument about the role of art in life which has aged well.
