Sentence examples for expressed as such from inspiring English sources

His own view, of course, was to the contrary, expressed as such, with the heaviest of irony we can now see, in the foreword to David Frith's brilliant study of cricketing suicides.

I don't know whether this gentle view of the hereafter and the heretofore is a tenet of Weerasethakul's Buddhism, and it would be interesting, if this were so, to find it expressed as such in the movie.

Five groups of equal size n=20 are simulated from a Clayton copula under three scenarios where the parameter of the Clayton is matched to Spearman's ρ and expressed as such (even for simulations about τ).

In all cell experiments, C-terminally two-amino acid-truncated raTrxR1R1 expressed as such in E. coli and purified over 2',5'-ADP sepharose (see above) was utilized as SecTRAP preparation, unless stated otherwise.

For example a polymorphism underlying a robustness QTL could be under balancing selection, or could be currently undergoing a selective sweep; different alleles could have been fixed in different (normally isolated) populations that were each advantageous to their own environments; or the robustness QTL observed in laboratory settings might not be expressed as such in the wild.

As stated before, to fight is a natural human reflex and should be expressed as such.

These are typically expressed as percentages, such as the percentage of persons or percentage of time experiencing symptoms of a given degree of severity.

However, three statements were expressed as "inverts," such that agreement would indicate a rejection of currently accepted scientific theory.

Body size may either be expressed as linear dimensions, such as total length or height, or as body mass.

The findings are expressed as a rate such as 'number of harm incidents per 100 patients per year'.

Height is expressed as pixels (px), such as 20px.