Sentence examples for recourse setting from inspiring English sources
Faecal calprotectin can be used in combination with extended history and stool microscopy as a diagnostic tool in children in need for further investigation for prolonged diarrhoea in a limited recourse setting.
Where Broomfield's film stumbles slightly is in its recourse to set speeches in which characters outline their inner thoughts; perhaps a hangover of the documentary habit of getting people to explain themselves.
The verbal mannerisms (comical exaggeration, comic inversion, comic names, familiarity, conversational style) to which all columnists have recourse to set the tone of voice in the one-sided dialogue with the reader may be entertaining in small doses, but are irritating in larger ones.
One recourse, a service set up by the county, refers those facing foreclosure to counselors certified by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development.
At one point, the baby, desperate for freedom, lost it again, at which point I decided the best recourse was to set him on the bathroom floor.
And to do that in a foreign publication where you have kind of little opportunity for recourse or to set it straight or maybe it's not even something that you end up seeing, that really seems like a low blow to me.
We thank Camille Barette for help in setting up the informatics recourses and Hien-Anh Nuigen for help with NaviCell guides design.
Our new metric provides a method for removing gender-based bias without recourse to socially divisive procedures such as setting different thresholds for men and women.
Norbu's act "provides further evidence that Tibetans now feel that setting fire to themselves is their only recourse," Stephanie Brigden, the director of Free Tibet, a London-based group, said in a written statement.
Recourse has so far taken the form of Appraisal Systems representatives' setting up shop at folding tables in a basement room at City Hall to meet with worried property owners.
