Sentence examples for described starting a from inspiring English sources
I asked teachers on Facebook, "What sorts of conversations around race have you been witnessing (or facilitating) at school this fall?" One Washington state high school teacher described starting a group for women of color, where "the girls were able to speak freely about any issue they wanted to discuss". Another educator led discussions about the "taking a knee" protests in the NFL.
Musk described starting a company like "staring into the face of death".
As song after song describes starting a new life alone, the similarity of the lyrics leads to diminishing returns.
He describes starting a conversation with a boy who, once he heard Dowdney was a boxer, asked to be shown a few moves.
Hit-to-lead medicinal chemistry efforts are described starting from a screening hit 1, leading to a new class of aryl sulfonamide-based MR antagonist, exemplified by 17, that possesses favourable MR binding affinity, selectivity profile against closely related NHRs, physicochemical properties and metabolic stability.
l-Asparaginase is administered intramuscularly, but intravenous desensitization had been described starting at a 1 IU dose, doubled every 10 min [ 21].
IgG ANCA titers were determined at the initial visit and at least 6 months thereafter using an indirect immunofluorescence (IIF) assay with 'in-house' ethanol-fixed neutrophil preparation as previously described, starting with a titer of 1 16 [ 10].
Moreover, in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) a graded reduction of urinary sKlotho has been described starting at an early stage of CKD, rendering sKlotho as a sensitive biomarker for early detection of CKD [ 6, 8].
Firstly, the evolution in conceptions of design towards collaborative learning is described, starting from designing as an intuitive behaviour.
The complete process is described starting from the building of a set of patterns until the reconstruction of a suitable map of detected objects.
Also, significantly different values for the wind speeds at which the turbine rotor starts and ceases to rotate were determined, indicating limitations in the traditional method of describing starting performance with a single 'cut-in' wind speed based on 10-min averages of wind speed and turbine power.
