Sentence examples for could be described through from inspiring English sources

The damage scale also could be described through the interaction between the vulnerability classes and the assessed intensity.

In addition, we also found that a more accurate description of such relationship could be described through an exponential trend, suggesting some sort of saturation effect when the striatum reaches a minimum uptake/dysmorphism value while motor disability continues its progression.

Finally, on the basis of these charts, patterns and connections could be described through an iterative and comparative process of searching, reviewing, and comparing the data.

More precisely, it could be expected that species have a "life cycle" from origin to extinction that could be described through a variety of simple models (see [ 26] for a review).

The PD course could be described as passing through a trajectory of phases starting with a "honey-moon" phase with an almost complete symptom relief due to pharmacological treatment, followed by a motor complication phase, neuropsychiatric phase, and ending up in the palliative phase.

After the ejecta of the fast He-N type nova V1535 Sco (N Sco 2015) became optically-thin (about 28 days after peak), the OIR SED (B through K) could be described as the sum of an active accretion disk and the K5 III donor star.

I work out, think about things and let out any anger that I'm still working through". The space could be described as a "man cave": there are weights, a running machine, and rows of running shoes.

The transport of the protons through the solid could be described as a mechanism in which the proton was transferred from a donor (sulfonic group) to a suitable placed acceptor (e.g. sulfonamide group) in the case of a dry material.

Restorations inevitably reflect their own time, and the original Colonial Williamsburg could be described as Virginia in the 1770's, seen through the lens of the 1930's.

The transport of IPU and TER through the aggregated Ap soil could be described consistently only when HNE, PNE, and CNE were simultaneously accounted for using the DPM.

During this time they agreed on an overall framework or model through which the interview data could be described.