Sentence examples for received this term from inspiring English sources

NERO's industrial partners, notably, received this term with warm enthusiasm.

Those victories came after managing director Steve Ferres apologised for their "embarrassing" 84-6 defeat by Wigan Warriors, the biggest of several thrashings the Bulls have received this term.

However, the incidence increased when examining subjects who received this agent in longer-term treatment or in combination with interferon-beta: 2 out of 2,000 treated more than 2 years (0.2%), 2 out of 589 receiving combination therapy (0.34%), and 1 out of fewer than 100 treated more than 3 years (more than 1.0%) [ 72].

Participants in arm A first received the term 'abnormal cells', while participants in arm B received the term 'pre-invasive breast cancer cells'.

If so, was it helpful in clarifying why you received the terms you did?

4 Overall, these results demonstrate the most important clinical benefit with ipilimumab, namely, that a proportion of advanced melanoma patients who receive this therapy survive long term.

However, we received questions on this term (e.g. 'does this mean that care should not be proactive?') that made clear that the denotation of the term is not well known among the expert panel.

Patients in this study received long term and high doses of corticosteroids, which may lead to complications of corticosteroid use, such as sleep disruption, and therefore increasing the possibility of fatigue.

The point missed by those who object to high earners receiving this allowance is that, in terms of the financial impact on families, there's really no difference between removing £20 a week in benefit from someone and asking them to pay £20 a week more in tax.

The pilot received a term of 14 years, and the co-pilot 8 years, Interfax reported.

Phillip Garrido, 60, received a term of 431 years in prison.