Sentence examples for described as model from inspiring English sources
Jews, with a thousand-year history in France, have always been intensely patriotic in upholding the values of La République; they have often been described as model citizens, accepting and conforming to the peculiarly French ideal of laïcité, which insists that the secular rules of the Republic take precedence over religious requirements.
Using Northern blot hybridization, we analyzed the expression of the three cloned alpha 2-adrenergic receptor genes in 13 rat tissues, as well as in cell lines previously described as model systems for the pharmacologically defined alpha 2-adrenergic receptor subtypes.
Among the latest, two teenagers, described as "model youth" by their school, managed to make their way to Syria, the Belgian media reports.
Additionally, we evaluated a second model to explore other environmental cues on flowering, specifically the effect of temperature cues in the form of heat accumulation as well as the number of freezing days prior to flowering, hereafter described as "model 2".
Collembola have been described as model organisms in Antarctic terrestrial ecosystem studies, on account of the extent of existing biochemical and ecophysiological research, and their dominant role in Antarctic terrestrial ecosystems [ 12].
That may well be but she has some traits that could justifiably be described as model-like.
While there are important differences between the Hicks and Kaldor models, both can be described as models of supply-determined growth.
The club makers of outstanding repute in the early 19th century were Hugh Philip at St. Andrews and the McEwan brothers of Musselburgh, notably Douglas, whose clubs were described as models of symmetry and shape.
A crew of Generation Opportunity "brand ambassadors" -- whom communications director David Pasch described as "models with bull horns" -- arrived at a University of Miami-Virginia tailgatelgate party this past Saturday with "a fleet of Hummers, F-150s and Suburbans".
Their photograph [pictured] is described as "modeled on the conventions of a marriage portrait", part of a series of portraits of the poet with his young male friends, and encrypting male male desire.
