Sentence examples for describe among from inspiring English sources

The essays collected here describe, among other things, his attempts to get to know his adopted home, "an uprooted and homesick land," and its warring tribes.

His wife's documents describe among other things his use of a palatial Manhattan apartment owned by G.E. and all the costs associated with it -- from wine and food to laundry, toiletries and newspapers -- floor-level seats to the New York Knicks and court-side seats at the U.S. Open.

Several years ago, two Harvard physicians coined the label "pharmascold" to describe, among others, "self-righteous medical journal editors" who they say compulsively criticize the industry and physicians who work with it, creating needless hubbub and erecting barriers that slow medical breakthroughs.

Sullivan and Baruch (2009) describe, among others, "the boundary-less" and "the protean career" as new, modern career patterns.

The aims of this study were to describe, among women in rural Egypt attending for antenatal care the prevalence of pregnancy during breastfeeding, contraceptive practice and unintended pregnancy.

They describe among other issues supplier relationships, pricing, customization, and real-time decision technologies that have grown in importance with the prevalence of e-business in traditional supply chain management.

Maximum likelihood tree of the LGR-like/LDLRR-GPCR cluster was obtained after performing 10,000 quartet puzzling steps with TREE-PUZZLE [version 5.2] [ 93] using a percentage of invariant sites to be estimated and eight rate categories to describe among-site rate variation with the shape parameter estimated from the data and employing VT (Mueller-Vingron 2000) substitution model.

A more informative topology is the minimal edge set that describes among-node genetic covariance.

CVA was used to determine major axes describing among-group variation.

Van Gaal has been described among those players as "hard work".

The friendships he describes among the men have an intensity that rarely exists off the battlefield.