Singers sometimes had to exit through the theater's back door, then re-enter by running through the parking lot, around the corner, through the front door, down the aisle and onto the stage.
Dummy was re-entered by leading the diamond four to the five, and the last club was trumped.
The first 20 questionnaires from each province that were entered by the data-entry clerk were re-entered by one author (JH) in their entirety to assess for errors.
A sample of 5% of data was re-entered by a different encoder and revised by a third; a consistency of more than 99.5% per variable and 98.5% per patient were observed during the whole process of data entry.
After the completion of follow-up, all data are re-entered by an individual with no clinical involvement in the execution of the trial and then these two separate databases are compared for consistency.
Since you're registered, you will receive an email every time a bill you have entered is re-entered by another user in another location.
From the cumulative total, we subtracted patients already re-entered in care by the end of 2011 in order to obtain the estimated number of patients not retained in care and expected to re-enter care after 2011.
Ladies and Gentlemen, his greatest hits collection, broke the top 10 for the first time in 17 years by re-entering at number eight, with a combined sales and streams surge of more than 5,600%.
In this work, we simulated the TDG-bound LacY structure in a POPE lipid bilayer and observed significant protein structural change and spontaneous release of TDG into bulk water followed by re-entering into the internal binding pathway.
Because he lacks virtue, Tyball cannot re-enter by himself, and plans to sacrifice Baron Almric's daughter at the doorway to gain entrance.
He would have become part of the Washington establishment, and would not have cultivated the beyond-the-beltway aura that has been his strength since he re-entered politics by running for governor in 1994.
