Sentence examples for sentinels between from inspiring English sources

In an exceptionally lyrical image, palm trees stand like sentinels between some low houses and the sloping side of a mountain.

Mrs. Nabokov met him at the door, standing like a sentinel between him and her husband.

The endothelium serves as a unique barrier, as well as a sentinel, between the blood and the tissues, and as such it plays an essential locally tuned role in regulating T cell migration and information exchange.

Recent data showed no outcome difference in patients with positive sentinel node between axillary dissection vs no further axillary surgery, raising doubts on the role of SLNB itself.

The maximum values of cases per sentinel were between 4 to 42 in 2011 and 2013.

Twelve-month, retrospective face-to-face surveys were conducted in three sentinel sites between June 2012 and May 2013.

This is consistent with the patchiness in the reported ILI cases through SERVIS sentinel GPs between weeks 29 and 41 (Additional file 4).

HCV genotypes 1 and 3 account for 45% and 46% of infections in England respectively, according to data collected by 18 sentinel centres between 2007 and 2010 [ 28].

BTV-7 was subsequently detected in another three of the 24 sentinel cattle between 19 April and 28 June 2007 but was not detected in any other NT sentinel herd in that season [ 27].

It was unclear if there was a difference in the visualization and successful surgical removal of the sentinel node between the 1-day and the 2-day protocol and if guide wire placement influenced the success of SLNB.

Of the patients in the 1-day protocol and the 2-day protocol, respectively, 18 (27%) and 13 (23%) showed metastasis (p=0.975) There was no significant difference in the identification rate of the sentinel node between the 1-day protocol and the 2-day protocol in patients diagnosed with a nonpalpable breast carcinoma.