Sentence examples for as being found from inspiring English sources

In the early literature the term appears to have been most commonly used to verbally qualify a result as being found at a particular spatial scale.

The consultation, which closes tomorrow, explains that the birds' nests should be considered fair targets if they "present a potential hazard", such as being found in ventilation flues.

The UK state has been condemned many times from the dock in Europe throughout the Troubles such as being found guilty in 1978 of inflicting "inhumane and degrading" treatment on 14 men interrogated by the British army.

"It is true that people assessed as being found not to be owed protection who refused to go home would have to remain at offshore processing centres for a long period of time," the spokeswoman said.

The World Anti-Doping Agency does not consider testing positive for cannabis as serious as being found to have taken anabolic steroids, which can dramatically improve an athlete's performance.

Ms. Smith noted that the metals not reported in Mr. Kiskadden's tests have been identified by industry studies as being found as contaminants in water produced from oil and gas operations.

The molecule is therefore expected to be linear, as is found in practice.

Furthermore, the mental representation of the virtually navigated environments preserved topological and metric properties, as was found through actual navigation.

Lighter shades usually contain lead sulphate, as was found in this study.

We also consider the impact of starter units, as are found in many modular natural product biosynthetic pathways.

These dimers have the same basic fold and same subunit interactions as are found in the dimeric enolases.