Sentence examples for described end from inspiring English sources

Film critic James Berardinelli described End of Watch as "satisfying and emotionally potent... a good, gritty drama of the sort that seems increasingly rare within the thriller genre", giving the film 3.5 out of 4 stars.

For the IgG ELISA, serum which demonstrated more than 4-fold increase from pre-dose in a previously described end point titre assay [11] were pooled and used as reference standard.

Studies were considered eligible for inclusion if primary data were provided, regardless of the described end point (e.g., feasibility, toxicity, or survival).

However, most described end of life as the last hours or few days but a minority talked about it as a much longer timescale of at least weeks.

The described end-to-end solutions try to distinguish congestion from random losses on the basis of some indications inferred at the transport layer, such as DACKs, timeouts and delay, or jitter, and they regulate their reaction by opportunely dimensioning the TCP congestion window.

Many young Iranians fear a repetition of the 1979 revolution, which, as I have described, ended up reconstituting a dictatorship more repressive than that of the Shah's.

Cellular TrxR and Trx activities were determined using the previously described end-point insulin reduction assay.

Juliet Lyon, director of the Prison Reform Trust, said it was not "altogether surprising that children in the circumstances that the inspectors are describing end up getting into more and more trouble, and quite possibly end up in the prison system.

Prior reports of adult mammalian tissues, including testis, describe 5' end heterogeneity as affecting 8% of all miRNA reads, with greater variability on star strands [19].

There is a dearth of empirical literature describing end of life care, palliative care and attitudes towards assisted suicide and euthanasia concerning disabled populations in Canada.

Lloyd et al. (2005) [ 15] report societal utility values in metastatic NSCLC using health state descriptions of responding, stable (intravenous (IV) and oral treatment presented separately) disease, progressive disease and a state describing end of life.