Sentence examples similar to work-up notes from inspiring English sources

Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) for CMV DNA (part of the virological work-up) was noted to be positive (445 copies/mL) soon after prednisone was started.

A comprehensive infectious diseases work-up was negative; of note serology and PCR viral titers for EBV were negative.

Mr. Keillor took aim at the pomposity: Monsieur Levy "is a French writer with a spatter-paint prose style and the grandiosity of a college sophomore; he rambled around this country at the behest of The Atlantic Monthly and now has worked up his notes into a sort of book".

Bernard-Henri Lévy is a French writer with a spatter-paint prose style and the grandiosity of a college sophomore; he rambled around this country at the behest of The Atlantic Monthly and now has worked up his notes into a sort of book.

As the biographical sketch in "Gaudí Pop-Ups" notes, his works have been named a Unesco World Heritage site — a sure sign of global cultural approval.

Mike Garson on keyboards let Mr. Bowie show his Anthony Newley-Jacques Brel cabaret side, singing ballads that worked up to bleating high notes; he could also splash on jazz chords and clusters.

Contains principally rough notes eventually worked up into A Winter's Walk in Carrick and Galloway, published in Essays of Travel.

According to the New York Post, art restorers in Spain said they uncovered a centuries-old, rolled-up note while working on an old wooden statue of Christ.

While Baggot was "notorious" for the attention he gave to minor details in designs, Laybourne Smith was described as being just as happy to develop a sketch and to pass it on to the draftsmen to "work up" (although it should be noted that this does not represent a lack of attention, as his designs were "sketched in tiny, neat detail").

You can record directly onto the staves or work by building your piece up note-by-note.[2] Most composition software also features MIDI playback, so you can hear what you've just written in digital version.

Here Mr. Person let himself get worked up a bit, firing off eighth notes in a rivetlike pattern.