Sentence examples for described triple from inspiring English sources
Hillcoat has described Triple 9 as his attempt to create "a fresh, contemporary, urban thriller," sort of an update to classics like The French Connection and Heat.
In the Suture repair group, the suture repair was performed using absorbable Vicryl 2 0 sutures, using a previously described triple X locking suture technique.
Methods: The current experiments were designed to further delineate these interactions in vivo by comparing the behavior of HO-1/sterol interactions in two mouse models; (1) a novel HO-1 transgenic mouse (GFAP.HMOX1) engineered to selectively express human HO-1 in the astrocytic compartment and (2) the previously described triple transgenic AD mouse (3xTg-AD).
A previously described triple primer polymerase chain reaction (PCR) assay has been used to coamplify ERC4 and WT-ER-α complementary DNAs [ 19, 24].
A recently described triple-primer PCR assay was used to compare the relative expressions of ERC4 messenger RNA between adjacent normal and tumor components [ 19, 24].
That's one way of describing "Triple Agent," Eric Rohmer's meticulous, elegant espionage drama set mostly in the mid-1930's as Europe is toying with the possibility of another world war.
It was devised to describe triple helix relationships among university, industry, and government spheres.
\end{aligned}$$ \end{document} Our objective is to close the system at the level of pairs using the closure relation (2), eliminating the need for differential equations describing triples (7), and show that the system remains exact.
The new strain was initially described as triple reassortants of viruses from pigs, humans, and birds, called triple-reassortant swine influenza A (H1) viruses, which have circulated in pigs for more than a decade [20].
The shopping blog Racked described the triple zero as "a whole new level of crazy".
In 1997, the Argentine minister of the interior, Carlos Corach, described the Triple Frontier region as "a sanctuary" for crime and terrorism.
