Sentence examples for reason drops from inspiring English sources

Now it's time for "the worst stretch on Manhattan Island," on the Henry Hudson Parkway just north of the George Washington Bridge where the speed limit, for no apparent reason, drops to 35.

What it's about: In his junior year of college in 1972, the author, for no good reason, drops out of college, works in a gas station in his New Jersey hometown and then decides to hitchhike across the country with $100 in his pocket to find his brother John, a free spirit.

If a patient for some reason drops out of a study before the end of the study period, then that patient's follow-up time would also be considered to be censored.

He recorded it in 1964 for the Columbia album "The Times They Are A-Changin'," for some reason dropping the letter "t" from Mr. Zantzinger's name.

Indoor use also decreased as a reason, dropping down to 12percentt of the tweets, the researchers found.

A short vertical line without a drop means a patient gets censored for different reasons, drops off the study or the study ends.

Malaria deaths nonetheless fell 34percentt, but deaths among children for other reasons dropped 42percentt.

And two weeks ago, prosecutors, citing procedural reasons, dropped a corruption case that had dogged him for eight years.

For historical reasons, drop-towers have been used extensively for such purpose, as a repeatable laboratory method with some limitations.

Two patients could not take part in the posttest for health reasons (drop-out rate: 8.0%).

Then Hoggard gets a big snick off Lawson and Lara, diving to his left from first slip - the keeper Carlton Baugh didn't move, for some reason - drops it like a line in a Bobby Brown song.