Sentence examples for use of returned from inspiring English sources

The use of returned GH vials in this study provided an objective measure of compliance in a complete population of children and adolescents receiving GH.

The episode's writing was praised, as was the use of returning Monkey Island character Stan as the trial's prosecutor.

In this paper, we extend this line of research by examining the use of return on equity (ROE) as a performance measure in performance-vested stock options, and its impact on corporate financing decisions.

On one hand, the use of return intention dummy variable prevents any potential sample selection bias that might result from non-random non-response to the intended migration duration question; on the other hand, the return intention dummy variable obviously contains less information than the intended migration duration variable.

We felt this information would help validate the use of return ED visits as a quality indicator.

A Norwegian randomised controlled trial of the implementation of 'Active Sick Leave' (ASL - a scheme to facilitate the use of return to work with modified activities), used educational workshops and literature to help promote general practitioner adoption for patients who were off work with back pain [ 17].

There is therefore clear caution and consideration required by end users when making use of values returned by LAMINA.

David (slick, glib, televisual) Cameron's Big Constitutional Idea is to trot out the bunkum that Blair used 12 years ago, of "returning power to the people".

After the ECJ struck down Safe Harbor he then sought to apply the same arguments against Facebook's use of SCCs — returning to Ireland to make the complaint as that's where the company has its European HQ.

This is reality; we do not have Optimus Prime or a "Matrix of Leadership" we can use to return some sense of sanity to the national dialogue.

Recirculation is prohibited in many coal mining countries because of the fear that the re-use of return air would allow the build-up of air contaminants at the workings.