Sentence examples for manifested for the from inspiring English sources

In autumn 1847 public anxiety began to be manifested for the safety of the discoverers, of whom nothing more had been heard; and searching expedition after expedition despatched in quest of them in 1848 and the succeeding years down to 1854, regardless of cost or hazard, redound to the lasting credit of England.

Hyperthyroidism requiring antithyroid medication was less frequent in patients from this cohort (4%), and manifested for the first time during follow-up in two cases.

The practical application of the sensor was manifested for the ex vivo determination of dopamine neurotransmitters using brain tissue samples of a mouse Parkinson's disease model.

Usually this relationship between such decisions endogenously results from significant differences between opening and liquidation cash flows, but it is manifested for the given planning horizon by the aforementioned constraints for reasons of planning continuity and reliability.

Each sound file was inspected separately and not all of these properties of the speech signal had to be manifested for the experimenter to determine that a vocalic sound was present.

The point and credible intervals estimates of the ORs under both analyses are very similar, suggesting that a slight adjustment is manifested for the level of measurement error exhibited in the PFAs.

The passenger manifest for the flight, BA175, had been transmitted to American authorities after the plane left London, standard procedure for international flights leaving for the United States.

The passenger manifest for the Cairo-bound flight included 30 Egyptians, 15 French, two Iraqis, and one person each from the UK, Belgium, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Chad, Portugal, Algeria and Canada.

There are three things that lift this book above mere exploitation: the seriousness of Leroi's scientific investigations; the humane concern he manifests for the suffering other; and the sensitivity of his aesthetic appreciation of the wonders of nature.

Bristol Old Vic, Wed to 23 Apr LG Shakespeare's The Tempest, Melville's Moby-Dick and the passenger manifest for the Mary Celeste – the ship that was found floating and entirely deserted in the Atlantic in 1872 – are all alluded to in the latest piece from David Leddy and his company, Fire Exit.

The retrieved ORCiD is then added to the metadata manifest for the deposition as a depositor attribute.