Sentence examples for describe late from inspiring English sources

These act on a timescale from seconds to minutes and may be important to describe late phases of seizure activity.

The purpose of this case series was to describe late complications of maxillary sinus augmentation procedures, including paranasal sinusitis and oroantral fistula, and to discuss the definitive surgical methods of treatment.

It was "overripe," to borrow the term Johan Huizinga used to describe late Medieval culture.

We therefore conclude that the reported sensitization of cells to ricin under conditions of proteasomal inhibition describe late events that reflect the toxicity of proteasome inhibitors.

And who knows what might happen to you then?" "Let me further point out how ubiquitously the word "sexy" is used to describe late-model gadgets; and how the extremely cool things that we can do now with these gadgets — like impelling them to action with voice commands, or doing that spreading-the-fingers iPhone thing that makes images get bigger — would have looked, to people a hundred years ago".

Part of the problem here is the phrasing of the question as VICE News points out, "partial-birth abortions" is a term conjured up by a pro-life group to describe late-term abortions, which are rare and almost always performed for an urgent health reason.

Clearly, it developed a liking for psychedelic rock, and – as described late on in the book – accompanying doses of a certain "chemical which alter[s] reality".

As previous studies on mouse CLP modeling described late IL-10 serum elevation, we chose to measure levels at 24 and 48 h [13, 14].

In describing late twentieth-century processes of social change, which involve a transformation in the nature of self-identity and intimacy, Giddens talks of the ascendancy of 'confluent love' and 'the pure relationship'.

The first bacteriophage typing system of Pectobacterium spp. and Dickeya spp. was described late in 1990s (Gross et al., 1991).

In general, stages I and II described early-stage cancers that have higher curability rates with medical treatment, while stages III and IV described late stages.