Sentence examples for for describing so from inspiring English sources

Applauded by critics and clinicians, Styron was flooded with letters from readers grateful to him for describing so clearly an illness whose very nebulousness makes it mysterious to many suffering it – let alone their friends and families.

The equations of motion are so general and serve as the basis for describing so extended a range of phenomena that the mathematician must usually look at the behaviour of real objects in order to select those that are both interesting and soluble.

In 2016, he also came under fire for describing so-called comfort women forced to provide sexual services to Japanese war-time troops as "professional prostitutes".

He also came under fire in 2016 for describing so-called comfort women forced to provide sexual services to Japanese war-time troops as "professional prostitutes".

Microarray iSPR analysis is the only label-free, real-time detection system for autoantibodies described so far.

For SCKs described so far, degradability has not been regarded as the primary objective, mainly because the physiochemical, in vitro, and in vivo studies have been time-consuming, and a rapidly degradable NP system would pose challenges with study prior to the disintegration of the controlled morphology.

So far two major molecular patterns for DLBCLs are described: so called activated B cell (ABC) like lymphoma and germinal centre B cell (GC B) like lymphoma.

Southern hybridization using the DIG-labelled pedA-probe established that the bacteriocin gene was plasmid-borne as for all pediocin described so far.

In all cases, MAML2 fusions characterize benign or low-grade tumors, and for reasons not described so far have been associated with a favorable prognosis [ 117].

The occurrence of a large panel of autoantibodies that are considered as biological markers of various autoimmune diseases has been investigated in a population of RA and AS patients treated with infliximab for 2 years, the longest period described so far for this kind of management.

Who didn't want to think there was a way back for these kids she described so graphically, whose hellish childhoods had left them angry, anxious and worryingly desensitised to violence?