Sentence examples for if one describes from inspiring English sources
It could be a better way for correlation forecasting, if one describes the correlation using a mean-reverting stochastic process.
If one describes for each enzyme of a network its BFs, BAs and BEAs composition, then it is possible to compare protein networks based on their BEAs composition (Mazière et al., 2007).
If one describes cancer differentiation as a pathway with several roadblocks, then mutagenesis would serve as a mechanism of taking those barriers away and step-by-step bringing this cryptic program into action: it manifests itself in outward appearance as successive precancerous tissue lesions (Fig. 1).
"If one described Denis simply as a man in the arts, a producer of fine programmes such as that Indian one we all liked so much".
The second one describes if the situation in which the user rates is virtual or real to be hungry.
Sure, a post to the tune of "How Failing to Complete a Triathlon Made Me a Better Person" seemed like a plausible, if not likely, post -- not one describing what it feels like to actually achieve such a feat.
In general, if one feature describes different classes of entities, samples of two different classes can be examined.
"His was a salesman's profession, if one may describe such dignified slavery as a profession," Miller wrote.
Things did not turn out so well for other radical movements (if one can describe a bloody civil war, followed by a century of racial struggle, as "things turning out well").
His was a salesman's profession, if one may describe such dignified slavery as a profession, and though he tried to interest himself in his work he never became entirely molded into the pot of that business.
So while Pat Robertson may seem harmless, by comparison, when he issues a death fatwa on Hugo Chavez, or when he blames a hurricane or an earthquake on gay sex or a pact with the devil or something, a useful question to contemplate is whether he and his followers would be as benign (if one could describe them as such) if they could get away with worse behavior.
