Sentence examples for entities and are from inspiring English sources

Now, landscape designers -- once the creepers of the design world -- are becoming name-brand entities and are joining the ranks of, and in some cases eclipsing, their bricks-and-mortar peers.

Rather than use the credit services offered by banks, small-scale business owners and farmers borrow from relatives, business associations, shopkeepers, or other nonfinancial entities and are often charged exorbitant interest rates.

"These collaborations are nothing new, but there's a fresh twist on it because designers and young musicians today are disdainful of being told what to make and what to wear by corporate entities and are looking to express themselves in the face of that," said Myra Walker, a guest curator for a 2000 exhibition called "Rock Style" at the Metropolitan Museum.

Thus, although the categories of mental illness are defined according to symptom patterns, course, and outcome, the illnesses of many patients constitute intermediate cases between such categories, and the categories themselves may not necessarily represent distinct disease entities and are often poorly defined.

Furthermore, tumors are constantly evolving entities, and are heterogeneous in their cellular makeup, compounding the challenge.

Moreover, these host-guest complexes are considered as new entities and are required to be characterized for their approval as drugs.

The ratio of expression varies among different disease entities and is higher in mature T-cell and NK-cell neoplasms.

These sentences place a condition on an entity and are hard to parse and evaluate for a certain opinion.

Bone metastases play a crucial role in this cancer entity and are an important cause of disability and morbidity.

But there is a rub: The oceans are living entities and they are in trouble.

Cholesterol in food and cholesterol in the blood are distinct entities, and they are often confused.