Sentence examples for form were seen from inspiring English sources

Those patients deemed potentially eligible according to the screening form were seen by one of the trained nurses, who explained the study, confirmed eligibility, and obtained written consent.

For polymorphism within P. falciparum (where interpretation of dN/dS is less straightforward [ 20]), non-significant trends of the same form were seen.

This form is seen more often in patients who get the infection at an older age.

With Felix Mendelssohn (1809 47) a return to Classical ideals of form is seen, coupled, however, with Romantic enthusiasm.

"The granting of the patent indicates that this art form was seen as new," Stephan Oettermann wrote in "The Panorama: History of a Mass Medium" (Zone Books, 1997).

During boom times, as art made with ones and zeroes entered Chelsea galleries and blue-chip museums, the new form was seen as the wave of the future.

The purportedly artistic choice of the silent form is seen in retrospect as a necessary set-up for the final ruse.

The ensuing discussion ranged from the original 19th-century statute used to determine the design of stoves and furnaces, to comparisons with other design icons where form was seen as just as valuable as function, such as the Volkswagen Beetle.

The less common aggressive form is seen in adults and is often fatal.

The most common form of systemic amyloidosis, the AL form, is seen in patients over 50 years of age [29].

Therefore, it can be concluded that the coaxial loop in its current form is seen not to add any performance benefit against the U-tube.