Sentence examples for relevant histories from inspiring English sources

Two patients had relevant histories: - A 3-year-old girl had constitutional tall height (105.5 cm at diagnosis, +4 SD), with no etiologic diagnosis - A 4.2-year-old boy had a polymalformative syndrome with intrauterine growth retardation, microcephaly and blindness.

The relevant history here is from Kosovo.

(Ryan's piece recounts some of the relevant history).

But neither she nor Bendixen have since furnished the relevant history.

Read the PNAC letters and the rest of the relevant history and decide for yourself.

Barr also has a relevant history with special counsels and has appointed some himself.

Meltzer claims support from the lessons of history; but the relevant history is of other liquidity-trap episodes.

Mr. Milosevic is not the first tyrant to face rejection by his people, and he should reflect on some relevant history.

Chosen from the world's principal collections, the med als are reproduced and cata logued for variants, metal types, sizes, relevant history, and their locales.

Given that fact, I thought it would be useful to lay out a bit of the relevant history of Supreme Court nominations and confirmations in election years.

Julius's fiercely relevant history, from the Middle Ages to the 21st century, includes scrutiny of Shylock, Fagin and the whole cavalcade of anti-Semitism in English literature.