Sentence examples for described representative from inspiring English sources

In his May 10 column, William Safire described Representative Christopher Cox, Republican of California, as "temperate and judicious" and deserving of a lifetime judgeship.

Trying to portray her opponent in the Senate race as out of touch with mainstream voters, Hillary Rodham Clinton described Representative Rick A. Lazio yesterday as beholden to the pharmaceutical industry for taking contributions from drug makers and voting against a bill to subsidize prescription drugs for the elderly.

As previously described, representative algorithms from different categories of classification (such as nearest neighbor, bayes, regression, rule-based and support vector machine) were evaluated for their ability to correctly predict mutation status in the training set [24].

The "IFN-γ bright" gate was set 3 decades above the IFN-γ-negative population in non-stimulated control, as previously described (representative flow plot depicted in Figure 1 from reference [85]).

As second orchid species, Ophrys dictynnae DELFORGE, a recently described representative of the O. tenthredinifera group, was chosen for the discrimination experiments.

We compared the nucleotide sequences obtained from the p72- and p54-based PCRs with those of previously described representative isolates (10 ).

These phages are the first described representatives of a novel kind of obligatory lytic P. aeruginosa-infecting phages, belonging to the widespread "N4-like viruses" genus.

Interestingly, two strains, Aeromonas sp. OM4 and Serratia sp. OM17, are the first described representatives of their genera, which are capable of dissimilatory arsenate reduction.

3. Which three of these statements describe Representative Virginia Foxx (R.-North Carolina) and which three describe Representative Michele Bachmann (R.-Minnesota)?

Which of these statements describe Senator Ted Cruz and which describe Representative Ted Yoho (R-Florida)?

And he did not spare Hispanic politicians -- to describe Representative José E. Serrano of the Bronx, he used a vulgar Spanish term that roughly translated into weather vane, and Representative Nydia M. Velázquez of Brooklyn was deemed politically gutless.