Sentence examples for elements described above from inspiring English sources

The Blastx analyses also confirmed that the sequences from all 135 elements described above could not be found in the genome of Xf strain 9a5c.

South America can be divided into four major climatic regions tropical, temperate, arid, and cold their parameters determined by the elements described above.

A year later he presented a battery to the Academy of Sciences consisting of nine of the elements described above, housed in a protective box with the terminals connected in parallel.

We sent a survey with the key data elements described above to the OU medical director of each of the study sites and every site provided data.

This modular questionnaire for studies of headache prevalence and burden, published alongside these recommendations [29], is an example of a survey instrument including the elements described above and following the principles set out in the sections below.

In the context of the existing practices in that field, it seems to me that both (a) application of the process elements described above and (b) broad civic participation in generating the information used in these forums would enhance what has already emerged.

In Caffarel's (Caffarel 2006) grammar of French, the term refers to the element of mood structure consisting of the three functions Subject, Finite and Predicator, which is similar to the English Mood element described above in section Mood.

Previous studies indicated that these strains differ from other early BCG strains (i.e., BCG-Russia, -Japan, -Moreau) only by the loss of the IS 6110 element described above.

In order to faithfully reproduce a single data-element described above with applicable contexts, etc., all of these relationships and contexts would have to be expressed within the confines of a single modifier ranking scheme in the 'modifier_cd' column, which can take the form '1,2,3...,'1.1.1.21.3,...3,...,'1.1.1.1.1.21.1.31.1.3,' according to i2b2 hive documentation.

The lumped element model described above starts to break down and the components must be considered as distributed elements.

This development will continue and will eventually cause the Sun to leave the main sequence, to become a red giant The solar heavy-element abundances described above are typically measured both using spectroscopy of the Sun's photosphere and by measuring abundances in meteorites that have never been heated to melting temperatures.