Sentence examples for scenario stands from inspiring English sources

It is important to note that the pedestrian A scenario stands out because it has a low multipath diversity.

It is not plausible that they would withdraw their complaint because the person in the first scenario stands to suffer a slightly greater burden.

The trader in this scenario stands ready to amass maximum potential profits of $2.525 per contract if shares fall 7.4% from the current price of $49.70 to settle at $46.00 at expiration.

This starting scenario stands in a clear lineage to these other tales of long-spaceflights-gone-wrong, and immediately puts the player's imagination within a scenario they'll recognise.

The hypothesis on which this scenario stands is less likely but, even if true, the results of the present study suggest an unknown past event that may be key to the evolution of alpha satellite DNA in New World monkeys.

The TUG (Timed Up and Go) is a clinician-administered test in which patients are timed (in seconds) for the following scenario: stand up from a chair, walk 3 meters, turn around, walk back and sit down.

In the case of Mars, two scenarios stand out: (1) ancient locations (4.2 3.7 billion years old) that have clear indications for prolonged, low-energy, water-rich environments (deposits lain in basins, ponded water, hydrothermal deposits, etc).

Basildon council says the official "worst case scenario" bill stands at £18m, including a £10m bill for the police operation and £8m from the council.

4. Is there an accidental scenario that stands up to scrutiny?

This contrasts with the scenario of stand-up comedy in which a non-laughing speaker presents jokes to a laughing audience.

In such scenario PBMCs stand out as potential peripheral markers of disease within the CNS.