Sentence examples similar to right of resolution from inspiring English sources

Fasting C-peptide levels were similar right after resolution of DKA, but only the recovery group showed a significant improvement in C-peptide level with time (first value reported 1 to 6 months after discharge, P = 0.002).

The RAC has interpreted Mansfield's decision as finding Indigenous groups to be "wards of the state" and said the decision enforced a two-tier system which allowed greater rights of dispute resolution to non-Indigenous people.

A color fundus photograph of the right eye demonstrates resolution of the elevated lesions with resolution of the subretinal fluid.

There is some right of appeal when a resolution is turned down.

Figure 5 Fundus photograph of the right eye showing resolution of inflammation (A) and at last follow-up (B).

Montage picture of the right eye showing resolution of active choroiditis leaving behind multiple healed chorioretinal scars at the end of the fourth month after initiation of antitubercular therapy.

[Text of resolution, Page A12.] "Right now we have accomplished what we had to do to take the action we need to take, and we don't need the Security Council," a senior administration official said.

So it doesn't look as if the court is going to rule in favor of Apel, and that may be the right resolution of the legal issue.

Media rights — There will be some sort of resolution between the NFL Network and Time Warner Cable and Comcast.

Henry offered a series of resolutions asserting the right of the colonies to legislate independently of the British Parliament, and he supported these resolutions with great eloquence: "Caesar had his Brutus, Charles the First his Cromwell, and George III…" Here he was interrupted by cries of "Treason! treason!" But he concluded, according to a likely version, "…may profit by their example.

The report came shortly after a group of United Nations experts adopted a "right to privacy" resolution.