Sentence examples for It was denoted from inspiring English sources
It was denoted off the field by a badly managed Essendon scandal that rendered the NFL's Miami debacle almost an afterthought.
It was denoted by the first appearance of animal life (metazoans) requiring sufficient oxygen for the production of collagen and the subsequent formation of skeletons.
It was denoted that a lower level of F− caused an increasing effect on corrosion rate of steels with the rise in temperature (Singh et al. 2002).
It was denoted as 0.05Fe Ni Al2O3-HT and 0.05Fe Ni Al2O3-HT, which showed the mole rando of Fe(NO3)·9H2O and Al(NO3)3·9H2O as 0.25Fe Ni Al2O3-HTpectively.
It was denoted that the flavonoid extract applied as a dietary supplement was to decrease the activity of bacterial β-glucosidase and β- and α-galactosidases in the caecal digesta of rats [ 47].
It was denoted, that cancer patients harbor higher concentrations of cirDNA in their blood than normal healthy donors [ 7] and already in the 1980s, it was suggested that cirDNA in the circulation of cancer patients might originate from malignant cells [ 9, 10].
Spin is a movement of a bone around its own long axis; it is denoted by the anatomical term rotation.
It is denoted by 'c' and if its value is less than 1, then it is known as imperfect coverage.
Moreover let be the Laplacian matrix of (formally it is denoted by ), and let be its eigenvalues.
It is denoted as the first movement to utilize pure geometrical abstraction in painting.
