Sentence examples for shocked previously from inspiring English sources
NAVY 28, AIR FORCE 25 Kyle Eckel ran for a career-high 176 yards and a touchdown, and Craig Candeto accounted for two scores as host Navy shocked previously unbeaten Air Force.
Women STANFORD 73, TENNESSEE 69 Rosalyn Gold-Onwude scored 9 of Stanford's 10 points in overtime, Candice Wiggins finished with 22, and the host No. 5 Cardinal shocked previously unbeaten and top-ranked Tennessee on Saturday night to end an 11-game losing streak in the series.
And yet little has shocked the previously tolerant population as much as the violent assault on their multicultural history.
Brown shocked the previously opining experts who'd predicted he would not challenge his GOP rivals.
Positive upregulation of MIC transcription was ascertained in HeLa cells grown untreated or heat shocked as previously described [24].
A quantitative assessment of the microcirculation in patients with septic shock previously found that microvascular flow and red blood cell (RBC) velocity were decreased1.
On the positive side, residents may find better market options for their livestock and services across nearby borders than within their own countries and may assist with responding to those market-induced shocks previously discussed.
Different crossing points were mapped to the Sun Earthth line and to the terminator plane using an analytical model of the planetary bow shock previously developed for the Martian bow shock investigation.
We studied 90 patients affected by severe sepsis or septic shock previously enrolled in a prospective trial regarding the impact of glycemic control on inflammation and coagulation.
When patients with septic shock previously treated by norepinephrine were randomized to receive either dopexamine or dobutamine, the gastric mucosal arterial pCO2 gradient was improved similarly in the two groups [ 19].
However, pro-inflammatory cytokines were higher among animals previously shocked to MAP 30 mm Hg than those shocked to MAP 40 mm Hg, indicating that inflammation intensified along with the depth of arterial pressure during hemorrhagic shock.
