Sentence examples for described to capture from inspiring English sources

A three-step mechanism – nucleation, surface growth and radial growth – is described to capture the main features of the hydrate formation process.

This serves only to emphasize the failure of the zebrafish experiments as described to capture the biology of either human skeletal or cardiac titin disease.

With regard to Reviewer 3's final comment, we do not understand the statement of how a knockdown of a mutant allele in the setting of a WT alternative (ttnb) is of no value in assessing a dominant negative mode of action and instead "emphasize(s) the failure of the zebrafish experiments as described to capture the biology of either human skeletal or cardiac titin disease".

The goal of the documentation effort described is to capture the experience of creating experiential futures and extend the capacity for developing social foresight through a participatory exhibit and online social platform.

To study transcriptional repression at the genome-wide level at this important developmental stage, we profiled changes in transcriptome, epigenome and RNA polymerase II (Pol II) binding regulated by Hairy in the blastoderm embryo using an inducible system as described previously to capture direct effects with high temporal resolution (Li and Arnosti, 2011).

You go out looking for characters to sketch, arresting places to describe, dialogue to capture – the way you would gather berries".

How to describe -- to capture -- a real Cumeezi moment?

She was keen to develop a classification system, similar to the Enzyme Commission approach used to describe enzymes, to capture the different types of folds and group together those that were similar.

Moreover, a new conotoxin, never described to date, was also captured, identified and sequenced from this venom.

Although the raid was described to reporters as a capture mission, Meehan indicated that the US was unsure what it would do now it has Umm Sayyaf in custody.

The models I describe above attempt to capture some of the subtle relationships Sanday proposed, albeit in an abstract form.