Herein, we scrupulously report the perioperative management of the esophagectomy following BLTx, focusing on protection of the transplanted lungs and the respiratory function of the patient.
Herein, we scrupulously report a perioperative management of esophagectomy in a patient who previously underwent bilateral lung transplantation (BLTx), focusing on protection of the transplanted lungs and the respiratory function of the patient.
A few days later, Spin ran a scrupulously reported account of the whole ordeal.
The names of the dead and the cause of their deaths are scrupulously reported by Washington and London, with some delay to notify their families.
According to "Kill or Capture," Daniel Klaidman's scrupulously reported 2012 book, Obama was personally consumed with getting Awlaki, telling "his counterterrorism advisers that Awlaki was his top priority, even over Ayman al-Zawahiri," Osama bin Laden's longtime deputy.
5. THE CENTRAL PARK FIVE (Ken Burns, Sarah Burns and David McMahon) A notorious crime — the rape of a jogger in Central Park in 1989 — is revisited in this painful, angry, scrupulously reported story of race, injustice and media frenzy.
The idea that a campaign would stage-manage television events was seen as shocking in that more innocent day, and Joe's scrupulously reported account chronicled the story in a quietly incriminating deadpan.
The impression of Odessa that emerges from Peter Berg's new film, and from the scrupulously reported 1990 book by H. G. Bissinger on which it is based, is of a self-contained world in which high school football, played in a stadium bigger than ones at many colleges, is more important than church, state, sex, money or anything else.
Today's opinion poll, commissioned by the high-minded Media Standards Trust MSTT) and scrupulously reported by Patrick Wintour, shows 79% of voters in favour of an independent regulator established by law, including readers of the Daily Mail (81%), whose editor leads the charge to resist this totalitarian (etc etc) imposition.
The body's chief executive Tony Millns said: "Sponsors don't want bogus or overstaying students, so they are scrupulously reporting everything that the law requires.
Then, scrupulously study the reports on how many e-mail invitations were delivered, opened and clicked on.
