Sentence examples for for describing one from inspiring English sources

It is well documented that the use of race and ethnicity as surrogate markers for describing one's risk for disease on a genomic level is common in both clinical practice [ 1] and research settings [ 2– 7].

While I was busy trying to impress the teacher-that-changed-my-life by tracing the symbol-plot of The Great Gatsby, a girl in my class was picked up for describing one of its leading males as a hunk.

He goes on to wonder whether Swartz would have approved of the publication of the volume he's introducing, and tells a story about Swartz getting upset with him for describing one of his blog posts to some friends when he was a student at Stanford.

Methods for describing one's confidence in the available evidence are useful for end-users of evidence reviews.

Consequently, methods for describing one's confidence in the available evidence are useful for end-users of evidence-based documents.

Murray made headlines for describing one contest filled with service breaks as a "women's match".

The zeal of specialists has, however, led to the mistaken idea that operational concepts should supersede one another rather than coexist as consilient evolutionary tools for clearly describing one's approach to research.

This is view that he has also outlined in an article for the Huffington Post, describing "one man's pirate [as] another man's coastguard".

Write for 2 minutes a day describing one positive experience you had over the past 24 hours.

A New Jersey reader's March e-mail, for example, described one reporter as a "GOP operative/hack-writer" who "uncritically sounds his party's theme today in a piece about the 2008 campaign".

An entry in former Labour MP Chris Mullin's diary for 6 August 1999 describes one of his first days as a new minister.