Sentence examples for displayed as having from inspiring English sources
In a graph from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics in 2004, that compare the workload of married men and women between the ages of 25-54, women are displayed as performing one hundred percent more housework than men, and men are displayed as having more leisure time than women.
Note that formaldehyde and chromium VI are displayed as having two national risk distributions.
Conversely, in the failure condition the name of the participant was displayed as having obtained the lowest total score, while one alleged co-player's name appeared as having obtained the highest total score.
In the success condition, the name of the participant was displayed as having obtained the highest total score; one randomly chosen alleged co-player's name appeared as having obtained the lowest total score.
Jean Ciechanowiecki of Weston, Fla., and Hossein Sazfgar of France have applied for a cellphone that displays Mecca, as have Kiyoshi Hasebe and a team of other Japanese inventors.
This histone acetyltransferase also displayed derepressor activity, as has been reported previously [ 46, 49, 56- 58].
Clinically, our patients displayed similar features as have been described in earlier cases of HSPB1-related neuropathy.
The latest fight: whether Paladino displayed, as Cuomo has accused, "stunning homophobia" in a speech yesterday to Hasidic rabbis in Brooklyn.
McAllister demonstrated his easy mastery of both its content and style, forming a partnership of equals with Alsop, whose resolute sense of rhythmic initiative and idiomatic command of Adams's ongoing inventiveness were conspicuously displayed, as they had been earlier in the amuse-bouche opener, the same composer's tricksy but brilliantly effective Short Ride in a Fast Machine.
Only after damage during the First World War, subsequent storage, and Rodin's death was the sculpture displayed as he had intended.
Second, we observed a microsaccadic rate modulation, which was related to a display change, as has been observed in earlier studies and across a number of experiments (for an overview, see Engbert, 2006).
