Sentence examples for shows entry from inspiring English sources

As our analysis of the registration cost of the world's biggest marathons shows, entry to the New York City marathon would set a UK adult back around £230 ($347) – equivalent to £8.76 per mile.

Recently, by employing a high‐resolution MRI method, blood to brain transfer of gadolinium bound to plasma proteins (shows entry of large molecules that cannot usually enter the brain) was measured regionally in a quantitative manner.

The orchestra's executive director, Paul Schwendener, called the shows "entry-level programs" for all ages.

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n = number of patients; SD = standard deviation; SF-36 = Medical Outcome Study Short-Form 36; HADS = Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale; CSQ = Coping Strategies Questionnaire Table 4 shows entry-to-discharge scores of the three Multidimensional Pain Inventory subgroups.

"Studies have shown entry into a good nursery school guarantees more income than entry into an average school," says another.

Jake's care, including veterinary costs, food, show entry fees, travel expenses and handler fees, costs Ms. Conway and Ms. Emery about $25,000 a year.

He bought a Mercury Cougar in the early '90s, but kept the Dart as an occasional weekend driver and car-show entry.

Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) studies indicated microbial cell surface damage after treatment with polymers, and confocal microscopy studies also showed entry of FITC-dextran dye in Escherichia coli as a result of membrane disruption.

If you are all ages, have a stamp for show entry, a wrist band to drink, and Xs for under age OR w/ no ID.

Like so many other queens, her talent show entry was just some typical lip sync drag number to an original song of hers whose lyrics kept asking, "Why you mad though?