Sentence examples for pronounced starting from inspiring English sources
The effect was most pronounced starting 2 weeks after the second cycle of chemotherapy, providing an optimal immunological window for vaccination.
"Last week, we were ready to pronounce Start — or two weeks ago — ready to pronounce Start dead," he said.
IPEVO's ST4RT (pronounced "Start") attempts to blend the simplicity of an old school telephone headset with the convenience of VoIP.
NTDT is associated with a hypercoagulable state, and patients with β-thalassemia syndromes have a pronounced risk starting childhood [ 37– 37].
The analysis with categories showed that only patients with DBP ≥ 100 mmHg had a pronounced earlier start of RRT (crude HR 1.84 (1.26;2.69), Table 4 and Figure 1B).
"There's an emotional scene when he's playing croquet and has very pronounced physical issues starting to develop in his body," Fellner said.
Mr. Denktash, usually the more voluble of the two, pronounced the start of the talks "very good".
Their ogling is so pronounced that I started to think about mimes.
In fact, hearing the word pronounced correctly may start to sound odd; Colbert's articulateness and sonorous intonations add up to such a credible imitation of telegenic self-assuredness and conviction that everything he says sounds right.
This increase in risk of NHL was more pronounced when exposure started in 1950 1969 than when it first occurred before or after this period.
Next comes the green come-on of Xing, the start of which is pronounced like the start of Zhivago, the whole of which is a single syllable encompassing another consonant that would garner big points in a Scrabble game.
