Sentence examples for form of act from inspiring English sources
Like other members of this family, the mature form of ACT is fatty-acylated.
Some TCAST transposon-like elements >1000 bp have a 3-bp duplication at the site of insertion in the form of ACT.
For those patients predicted to be responders, receiving this form of ACT conferred a 25%% improvement in the probability of 5-year-survival, compared to observation alone and adjusted for covariates.
While a recent survey revealed that the majority of physiotherapists in Australia and New Zealand routinely prescribed a form of ACT for patients with bronchiectasis, recommendations for exercise training were inconsistent [ 43].
John refers to Lee as his son, teaches him to drive and to shoot, and demands proofs of filial love in the form of acts of violence.
After the insurrections failed, anarchist activism tended to take the form of acts of terrorism by individual protesters, who would attempt to kill ruling figures to make the state appear vulnerable and to inspire the masses with their self-sacrifice.
Again, the familiar, maximising form of act-consequentialism denies this.
(2005 p.37) Indeed, conduct disorder may be expressed in the form of acts of delinquency which end with the adolescent appearing before the courts.
Two major abridgements of constitutional liberties have been in the form of acts of Congress and two have been executive orders.
Today, only about one in five of all treatments taken for malaria are in the form of ACTs, even though it is the World Health Organization's medication of choice as a first-line treatment for plasmodium falciparum.
Four Member States, Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda and Tanzania (Mainland and Zanzibar) reported legislation in the form of Acts of Parliament addressing products for health, including medical diagnostics and medical devices (Table 2).
