Sentence examples for described strongly from inspiring English sources
In 1961 two physicists, Murray Gell-Mann of the United States and Yuval Neʾeman of Israel, proposed a particle classification scheme called the Eightfold Way, based on the mathematical symmetry group SU 3), which described strongly interacting particles in terms of building blocks.
Similarly, in IκBα-SR Tg mice we found markedly decreased splenic CD4+ T cell numbers, in addition to the previously described strongly diminished CD8SP thymocytes and peripheral T cells [58].
We therefore introduced the previously described strongly stalling SecM Ms-Sup11) AP (Ismail et al., 2012) instead.
This, together with the 21 different treatment regimes described, strongly underlines the need for more evidence regarding treatments in PoTS and the urgent need for randomised controlled trials.
We have recently described strongly associated, rare, functionally significant variants in the complement factor H gene (CFH) (6, 7), further suggesting that impaired complement regulation is central to the pathogenesis of AMD (7, 8).
A step-wise decrease in the expression of maspin in the sequence DCIS > invasive cancer > lymph node metastasis has been described, strongly supporting an important role in breast cancer progression [ 41].
In particular, visco-plastic self-consistent models have been successfully used for describing strongly anisotropic aggregates.
This may be attributed to the trial wave functions used in previous works [18, 19], which are especially well suited to describe strongly compressed atoms.
A standard model to describe strongly correlated electron systems in thermodynamic equilibrium is the Hubbard Hamiltonian begin{aligned} hat{H}=-tsum_{langle j, k ranglesigma} bigl( hat {c}^{dagger}_{j,sigma} hat{c}_{k,sigma} + mathrm{H.c.} bigr)+ U sum_{j} hat{n}_{j,downarrow} hat{n}_{j,uparrow}.
A geochemical process that describes strongly sorbing iodine is iodine partitioning to sediment OM (Section 3.3.2).
The term midfamily is used here to describe strongly supported clusters of subfamilies within a family that have representatives in all domains of life.
