Sentence examples for described to be around from inspiring English sources
The rate of intraoperative complications is described to be around 5%, of those roughly a fifth can be regarded as anesthesia-related [ 14].
In a review based on meta analyses, the sensitivity of CGM has been described to be around 73%% and the specificity around 84%%, respectively, to detect CAD, myocardial ischaemia or structural myocardial damages [ 12].
Or, in the case of Mr. Obama, "an A-plus personality," according to a recent gush from Mr. McConnell, who has also described the president as "fun to be around".
"To Be Around You" was described by Nickson as "far more staccato".
That is in contrast to large quantitative studies that describe adherence with medications to be around 50-70% [ 43- 45].
Whereas these two plasmids have features characteristic of theta-type replicons, other recently described Vibrionaceae plasmids belong to a newly described ColE1-like plasmid group [27], [28] In the V. tapetis reference strain CECT4600T, Castro et al described a large plasmid, estimated to be around 75 kb [29].
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The name haiku is around 120 years old, but the poems it describes have been around since at least the 17th century.
Muscle development is described to end around 90 days of gestation [ 21], and gives way to the maturation process in order for the organs and tissues to be functional at birth.
"Are you sure that's how it was described to you, as 'horsing around'?" And the answer was yes from both Gary and Tim.
Spanier said that the staff member "was not sure what he saw because it was around a corner and indirect".... Spanier said he asked two questions: (i) "Are you sure that it was described to you as horsing around?" and (ii) "Are you sure that that is all that was reported?" According to Spanier, both Schultz and Curley said "yes" to both questions.
