The phrase "as we centered" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of focus or alignment, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "As we centered our discussion around the main topic, we found common ground."
Alternatives: "as we focused" or "as we aligned".
"It takes them beyond their daily preoccupations, which is what we need to do as we center," she said.
This is sort of the opposite of the design justice principle to "center the voices of those who are directly impacted," as we actually centered our voices even when we were supposedly designing for others.
We become as centered as the Rock of Gibraltar, as fluid as the great underground river.
As we know, center users still suffer from pilot contamination; thus, their SINR are the same as (10).
As the television programs we viewed centered on physicians and residents, with limited screen time with other health care professionals, we believe that this accounts for this difference.
Unfortunately, The New York Times' story wasn't exactly what we had envisioned, as it centered on the loss of retail sales of picture books.
As we expected, most mementos centered around familiar home objects, although mementos relating to people tended to be regarded as most important and to evoke stronger emotions.
Fung reminds us that we have to be people centered as we evolve and expand the Internet to the 4 billion people today that do not have access to Internet.
Small insertions/deletions and the log2 copy number variation were calculated for tumor versus normal tissue and were median centered, as we previously reported.
Since any protein can be considered as an ensemble of atoms with positive or negative hydrophobic nature, using the residue-specific atomic hydrophobicity magnitudes, we could calculate the Hydrophobic Center (HC) in the same way as we had calculated center of mass of it.
