Sentence examples for volume esteem from inspiring English sources

As for the volume esteem of the effusion, the distance (mm) between the posterior part of the lung and the posterior chest wall was measured.

Still, the fact that the story was deemed plausible enough to publish as a joke spoke volumes about the esteem in which the teenager was held.

Grade published several highly esteemed volumes of poetry, such as Doyres (1945; "Generations").

The title refers to the literary magazine founded by one of the characters at school, and is a homage to a volume of essays by the esteemed British critic F. R. Leavis.

The latter volume received both Canada's esteemed Giller Prize (later the Scotiabank Giller Prize) and the National Book Critics Circle Award in the U.S. Her book Open Secrets (1994) contains stories that range in setting from the semicivilized hills of southern Ontario to the mountains of Albania.

Drewermann's highly esteemed three-volume doctoral and habilitation thesis, Structures of Evil (1976 78), combined the philosophy of Søren Kierkegaard, current psychoanalytic knowledge, and biblical exegesis, laying the foundation for his later works.

His record with Queensland Reds and the esteem in which he is held speaks volumes about what he will bring to his new role".

However, a year later, the volume of the orbitofrontal cortex increased in survivors with higher self-esteem scores.

The seven volumes of this work appeared between 1893 and 1906 and were held in high esteem as "scientific" (i.e., objective and detached) historical scholarship.

Two studies combined wellbeing with self-esteem and either mental illness (Franz et al. 2012) or hippocampal volume (Kubarych et al. 2012).

And the sheer volume of programming focused on the lifestyles of the wealthy and the beautiful has reduced the self-esteem of the working classes.