Sentence examples for posterior who from inspiring English sources

Fatso is a stuffed wombat with an oversized posterior who is the mascot and inanimate co-star of "The Dream," a bawdy and disrespectful Olympic wrap-up program carried nightly by the Seven Network, which is broadcasting the Summer Games to Australia.

The reason I never watch baseball, basketball, football, or any other game involving teams and balls, is because I just can not give a rat's posterior who wins or loses.

Therefore, in the Hoorn study some individuals with a low ABI according to tibialis posterior pulse who actually had higher dorsalis pedis pressure than in the posterior tibial artery were probably misclassified to have peripheral arterial disease.

To address the surgical outcomes of pediatric patients with cataracts associated with posterior lenticonus who required cataract extraction and intraocular lens (IOL) implantation according to preoperative lens status.

Patients sustaining fractures other than in the posterior wall, who presented >2 weeks after injury, had stable/undisplaced fractures and those without Judet's radiographs were excluded.

An interesting datum was that, among the 16 patients (15 with posterior spine) who delivered vaginally a newborn presenting OPP at birth, 93.7% received epidural analgesia during labour; on the contrary, the remaining 26 posterior spinal positions (detected at the second stage of labour) who delivered by CS, 4 received analgesia in only 11.5% of cases (P < 0.001).

Adalimumab was started based on the following clinical criteria: patients with refractory posterior uveitis who did not respond to the original therapy with immunosuppressive drugs (both prednisone and methotrexate; n = 20) and patients who responded to previous therapy with these immunosuppressive drugs, but demonstrated severe adverse effects (n = 6).

"My husband's confabulations of oak, cedar and ash were more sensuous for the eye" than the posterior, observes Pandora, who has kept her maiden name, Halfdanarson, to indicate that her loyalties are torn.

All 9 individuals presenting with posterior or panuveitis who improved were adequately treated whereas the remaining 2 who did not improve were not (P 0.02).

All 9 individuals presenting with posterior or panuveitis who improved were adequately treated whereas the remaining 2 who did not improve were not (1 inadequately treated, 1 untreated; P 0.02) [Fig. 1].

In a non-endemic setting, we found that patients with posterior or panuveitis who received adequate ATT were able to achieve ocular inflammation control more often than patients that did not have adequate treatment.