Sentence examples for manifested by some from inspiring English sources

Validity and effectiveness of the proposed control scheme are manifested by some simulations.

He added: "The British people have embraced a secular identity of their own free will, perhaps as a reaction to the ultra-conservatism of this recent papacy and the extremism that has been manifested by some forms of Islam.

He expressed his pleasure at the liberality which had been manifested by some in its discussion, but should like to see a little more displayed by gentlemen from the North, as an evidence they were willing to sacrifice some of their old prejudices to the spirit of harmony and mutual benefit.

On the other hand, the commercial hair dye X administered to rats orally for 8 days at doses of 2.5 and 5 mg/kg caused toxicological effects manifested by some histopathological changes in the heart, liver, kidney, and testis in rats compared to the control group.

This attitude is manifested by some European States afraid not to lose their sovereignty.

It may be manifested by some of the autoimmune events and is classified into acute and chronic forms.

Disruption of circadian coordination in humans or animals is manifested by hormone imbalance, some aspects of disease, and reduced life span [ 2, 7- 12].For instance, psychological and sleep disorders [ 2] and cardiovascular diseases [ 13, 14] can be associated with irregular or dysfunctional circadian clock.

Moreover, there were differences between profiles obtained for the imidacloprid-treated and control soils manifested by the disappearance of some bands (for AOA) or the appearance of several new bands (for AOB), especially in soil samples treated with the 10∗FR dosage.

The precise iterative tuning process can overcome some nonlinearity, manifested by additional harmonics in the response, by injecting forces that nullify their effect.

Some patients presented hepatic toxicity manifested by mild or moderate elevation in transaminases [ 88].

However, some patients have persistence of anteversion, manifested by in-toeing, tripping, anterior knee pain and even patellar instability.