Sentence examples for namely sad from inspiring English sources

The observation that long CDR-H3s are associated with chronic viral infections in general led us to compare MAbs from such infections to those from other immune responses, namely SAD and AcI.

In the present AAT, we used facial stimuli expressing different emotions (namely sad, happy, angry, and neutral).

The knowledge of these four arterial pressure values, namely SAD, DAP, MAP and PP, allows rational analysis of haemodynamic status, especially in patients with circulatory shock.

Namely, when the SAD, based on which the motion vector associated with temporal predictor r k, u n was determined, is not smaller than a certain threshold T, the motion vector and associated temporal predictor is labeled as unreliable.

This means that both visual conditions, namely happy and sad dynamic whole body expressions are categorized more frequently as expressing happiness when they are presented simultaneously with happy music compared to when each of these visual conditions are presented with sad music or without auditory information.

Scarlets v Northampton (Saturday, 5.30pm) Scarlets have lost all five of their group games, which leaves them in very sad company indeed: namely  the hapless Italians of Treviso.

Severely injured major trauma patients usually arrive at the operating room with one of the following airway control devices, namely, an endotracheal tube, a SAD, a cricothyroidotomy, or a tracheotomy, that were done earlier in the field or emergency room.

Your proposed alternative to libraries' going after the credit score of scofflaw public library users — namely, publishing their names at the library front desk or online — displays a well-meaning but sad misunderstanding of what libraries stand for.

It's only been a couple of months since the release of The Girl, based on Donald Spoto's 1983 biography and centring on its saddest, grimiest revelations – namely, Hitchcock's harassment of Tippi Hedren as they made The Birds and Marnie.

Override covers parental behaviors that have the objective of silencing/downplaying the expression of the emotion, namely, dismissive (telling a child expressing sadness to cheer up) or distracting behaviors (giving a present to a sad adolescent).

Ramakrishnan et al. (2011) classified wild-isolated N. crassa strains into three types based on the strength of MSUD in their crosses with tester strains, namely, "OR" (which includes the standard laboratory strains OR A and OR a), "Sad" (which includes the semi-dominant Sad suppressors of MSUD obtained in the OR background), and "Esm".