Sentence examples for called the proliferation from inspiring English sources
Sam Atwood, a spokesman for the agency, called the proliferation of the smell across the region "almost unprecedented".
The operation, called the Proliferation Security Initiative, was created by former President George W. Bush in 2003 and now includes 95 countries.
Mr. Bush has also organized a group of nations into a partnership called the Proliferation Security Initiative to seize nuclear-related shipments.
Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, another sponsor and longtime advocate of campaign finance reform, called the proliferation of 527 organizations "a pernicious evil" that has helped bring American politics to an all-time low.
Mr Romain said he opposed what he called "the proliferation of faith schools".
The contribution of the proliferation genes to the Oncotype DX recurrence score is modeled here by the mean of the expression values of the probes 202095_s_at (BIRC5), 212022_s_at (MKI67), 201710_at (MYBL214710_s_ats_at (CCNB1), 204092_s_at (AURKA), which we call the proliferation score (see [[ 4], Figure 1]).
They called the rapid proliferation of live-donor programs alarming, and said the procedures should be done only at centers with extensive experience in liver transplantation and other types of liver surgery, and enough patients for surgical teams to keep up their skills.
Take former President Jimmy Carter, for instance, who called the nuclear arms proliferation "a disgrace to the human race" when he was running for office.
He has called for the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
Ms. Brenner was among the first to question what she called the "pinkwashing" of America: the proliferation of pink ribbons and products carrying labels stating that part of the purchase price would go to breast cancer research.
Proliferation was low in the anterior region of lens epithelium and higher in the marginal zone anterior to the equator, suggesting that the proliferation zone, called the germinative zone, is formed in zebrafish lens.
