Sentence examples for described extended from inspiring English sources

One former student who attended Victory Christian described extended abuse at the school, including something called the "Get Right Room," a small space where girls were punished with a version of solitary confinement.

A recent paper described extended lifespan of Twi mice treated with a combination of intracerebroventricular, intraparenchymal (Cb) and systemic delivery of AAVrh10 expressing GALC (24).

Based on sequence similarity (hidden Markov model analysis and BLAST searches) and predicted secondary structure (presence of three predicted transmembrane α-helices) these sequences did not fall into any of the previously described extended LHC protein superfamily groups but formed a new group instead, termed red lineage CAB-like proteins (RedCAPs) [ 11].

Fijians in particular described extended family commitments and taking part in cultural events, and the attraction of exposing their children to Fijian culture.

The interview study indicated that an unknown proportion of herds in the database were subject to the veterinarians' more or less systematic clinical examinations, because some herds participated in the described extended herd health program and other herds did not.

The characterization described extends a corresponding result for split graphs by Kloks [27].

The combat-by-costume phenomenon Lachlann described extends overseas, where even non-Americans worry about the global ramifications of the Trump presidency, Lachmann said.

Westmacott and other British officials described extending that campaign into Syria as a logical and necessary step given that that country is the extremists' hub. .

Acute cytomegalovirus infection is a rare cause of acquired venous thrombosis in the portal or mesenteric territory, but has never been described extending into a main hepatic vein.

This chapter describes extended concepts and experiences to support performance analysis on systems with a couple of thousand processors.

One exception--the senior scientist tends to be the first author on a general article that describes extended results of a large research program (i.e., an introduction to a special issue of a journal that includes many specific articles from that research program).