Sentence examples for is described mostly from inspiring English sources

It became famous during the Russian civil war as a wild eastern entrepot of refugees and interventionists; nowadays it is described (mostly by people who haven't been there) as Russia's Hong Kong or San Francisco.

Tubulointerstitial nephritis and uveitis is an uncommon entity that is described mostly in children with a median age of diagnosis of 15 years and has a 3 1 female predominance [7, 8].

Eumelanin has been shown to have an excited state absorption signal at these wavelengths, while pheomelanin's transient behavior is described mostly by ground state depletion [ 21].

Closing position of sample P0 to the vector 16 (overall quality) indicated the highest quality of sample P0 after ripening and the quality is described mostly by smoked odour and flavour as well as dried meat odour and flavour).

In the view of most of the participants, the clinical leader is described mostly in the context of hierarchical, positional leadership [ 33], such as a nurse manager where the process of organising a unit or ward (i.e., managing, making decisions, team building, communication) is emphasised.

But in several interviews with city officials and black and Latino leaders, Mr. Peters was described mostly as a tireless advocate for the city in the State House and, occasionally, in Washington.

However, these demands, requirements, etc. are described mostly from today's point of view.

The low-temperature resistivity state was described mostly by a law which scales as Tα with α ≈ 2.5.

Many variants of G6PD have been described, mostly produced from missense mutations, with wide ranging levels of enzyme activity and associated clinical symptoms.

This effect has been described mostly in the context of major depression, where immune-mediated activation of indoleamine 2,3-dioxygenase (IDO), the initial key enzyme of the kynurenine pathway, and related decrease in serotonin synthesis have been considered key elements of the pathophysiology [14 16].

More than 2500 serotypes have been described, mostly belonging to the species S. enterica [ 1].