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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a described for" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and cannot be used in written English as it stands.
Example: "The process was a described for the new software implementation" does not make sense.
Alternatives: "as described in" or "as outlined for".
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The 2 deletions (295 296) of the novel GII.17 (cluster C) mapped into 1 of the major epitopes (epitope A) described for GII.4 norovirus, and the remaining insertions and deletions also mapped near residues involved in major epitopes (8 ) (Technical Appendix).
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BRED is a related strategy to a method described for recombineering bacteriophage λ[18].
A circuit is described for a three-electrode controlled alternating current oscilloscopic polarograph.
A method is described for monitoring a single delamination in a laminated composite plate.
A technique is described for fabricating an SDIRDP that facilitates surgical procedures and maintains prosthetic goals.
A design algorithm is described for a lithium self-cooled blanket as an example.
In 1991 a similar property was described for a long-acting somatostatin analog [72].
Also, an approach is described for designing an expanded set of knotted proteins.
A microneutralization assay was performed as described for Influenza A virus30.
There is an RNA-DNA transition described for a plant viroid.
A new algorithm is described for generating an unstructured mesh about an arbitrary two-dimensional configuration.
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