Sentence examples for use in instances from inspiring English sources
7.57am BST After an intervention this afternoon from reader, Matt Harris, I'd like to announce that we at Guardian Australia are dumping the #ShortenSoundBites hashtag we sometimes use in instances of appropriate phraseology (see the post at 3.29pm).. and replacing it with Matt's suggestion.
The theory is intended for use in instances where rotational defects matter, such as grain boundaries.
The inverse Jacobian must be calculated, thus Lagrangian coordinates cannot be used in instances where the Jacobian vanishes.
Supra-threshold methods are used in instances where the stimulus is easy to perceive, and are used to discriminate between stimuli, such as discrimination between sounds [14].
Causal conjunctions (e.g., because and so) were used in instances such as "Most children were taught to read so that they could understand the Bible" (Garcia et al,2005, p. 121).
While pelvic floor exams are legitimate and used in instances of bladder leakage and chronic pelvic pain, it is rarely done on women under 18 years old and always requires parental consent. .
A 2006 study by the Louisville Courier found that Tasers were often used in instances where the subject showed "verbal non-compliance" and "when subjects showed no active resistance or aggression or were handcuffed".
It could be anticipated that the celecoxib analogues might also be used in instances where resistance to standard chemotherapy has developed [ 42].
Second, the PLR test cannot be used in instances in which mobilizing the patient is not possible or allowed, e. g., in the operating room or in the case of head injury [ 52].
The last-observation-carried-forward method of imputation was chosen as this is a conservative method used in instances in which there is an equal drop-out rate in the intervention and the control group [ 39].
The procedure is often performed to treat posterior crossbites, and is sometimes used in instances of arch crowding, Angle Class I malocclusions with a V-shaped maxillary arch, and Angle Class III malocclusions with a maxillary deficiency.
