Sentence examples for described and viewed from inspiring English sources

Among the five thousand-plus phages that had been described and viewed under the EM by 2000, 96%% are "tailed phages" (Ackermann 2001), composed of an icosahedral head containing the genome, and possessing a tail that functions to identify the host and deliver the genome to the cell interior.

Here is not the place for entering into a discussion of so rich a chapter in the history of ideas; but the changes involved in the relation of poetry and prose are vast, and the number of ways people can describe and view the world are powerfully influenced by developments in science and society.

"African Sage Philosophy" is the name now commonly given to the body of thought produced by persons considered wise in African communities, and more specifically refers to those who seek a rational foundation for ideas and concepts used to describe and view the world by critically examining the justification of those ideas and concepts.

This rotation is clockwise in a right lateral view (counterclockwise in a left lateral view), distinct from the pinwheel movement described above and viewed in a perpendicular plane.

Not all of them were scientifically described, and different views on the taxonomic identities have been presented in some cases.

Though described by lawmakers — and viewed by some special interests — as an austerity budget, the proposal includes a welter of new taxes and fees.

Slices were stained with anti-Scn1ba_tv1 or anti-Scn1ba_tv2 antibodies as described in Methods and viewed with a fluorescent microscope.

Samples were then rinsed, mounted and viewed as described previously.

Specimens were treated and viewed as described above; melanoma cells were identified by the presence of melanosomes in their cytoplasms.

On day 14 colonies were again stained and viewed as described previously and the medium was replaced with fresh medium with no mannitol added.

The constructal law allows systems with complex internal flows to be described and understood for a unified view.