Sentence examples for with varying courses from inspiring English sources

Evident in this year's changeable smorgasbord, laid out on Thursday evening and served up with varying courses through Sunday afternoon, was the surprising stylistic breadth Mr. Peskanov's neighborly open-mindedness has welcomed.

Although the general approach has been to study the course of symptoms in a single group, LC regression allows us to study subgroups of patients with varying courses of fatigue over time.

Other viruses associated with HPS include adenovirus, paramyxovirus (leading to measles and mumps), rubella virus, human parainfluenza viruses, Flavivirus (leading to dengue fever) and hantavirus (leading to hemorrhagic fever and severe acute respiratory syndrome), all of which have been treated with varying courses of corticosteroids and intravenous immunoglobulin.

The fine frontage of what was once the Cock A Hoop tavern, with varying brick courses rising to ornamental stone scrollwork, now stands like a surreal stage set, propped on pins in front of a completely unrelated building.

A major difficulty in treating those patients arises from the complexity of the electrophysiological changes that occur with varying time courses during the ischemic episode and the reperfusion phase.

As the current World Health Organisation (WHO) classifies 24 different malignant subtypes with varying clinical courses and prognoses, diagnosis and treatment of these tumours represent a special challenge for both pathologists and surgeons.

There were eight master level courses with varying types of qualification and study mode.

Presidents from George W. Bush on back have had aides make similar arguments, of course, with varying success.

This becomes particularly important in volatile environments, where the cue predicts the target location with varying probabilities over the course of the experiment in other words, situations in which probabilistic context changes unpredictably over time.

There was a time when a troupe like Second City or Kids in the Hall could expect the chance to export its brand of humor to broadcast (with varying degrees of success, of course), but few have been able to vault en masse to television in recent years.

Thus, quantitative analyses in radiotherapy planning, follow-up, or multicenter studies can be distorted when comparing lesions located in different organs or one lesion with varying TBR measured over the course of time.