Sentence examples for described displaying from inspiring English sources
Many variants of the disease have been described displaying different characteristic clinical and histopathological features.
BTZ043 is one of the most potent inhibitors of Mycobacterium tuberculosis yet described, displaying nanomolar bactericidal activity both in vitro and in ex vivo models of TB (Makarov et al, 2009).
The recombinant proteoglycan rhPln.D1 was generated from HEK 293 cells by an adenoviral expression system originally designed to express the first 247 amino acids of perlecan (initially named HSPG-2), and was characterized as previously described displaying a CS HS ratio of approximately 2 1 [ 25].
The children he described displayed a range of hyposensitivities and hypersensitivities to taste, tactile and auditory stimuli [ 11].
But though a competent and hardworking student may incidentally do what the standards describe, displaying certain literate behaviors is not the same as seriously and conscientiously engaging texts and writing.
Risk and outbreak communication principles describe displaying empathy with the public and being open and transparent as factors to build trust.
The result of his experiments are two sculptural paintings, or "interior objects" as he describes, displayed at his solo show at the Lisson Gallery in London.
This is of utmost importance when employing the TUNEL assay, since this technique stains both apoptotic and necrotic cells, which as just described display widely different morphological characteristics.
New types have been written to describe display cabinets and cold rooms, CO2 refrigerating units and a particular water store.
They describe displays that can create the same kind of 3-D patterns of light rays, known as "light fields," that our eyes take in from the real objects around us.
The patent, uncovered by Unwired View, describes displays that could be either concave or convex, allowing for the kind of design Google provided in its Nexus S smartphone, but physical changes are just the tip of the iceberg.
