Sentence examples for nominally described from inspiring English sources

"They are lessons about passages in the human story that actually took place, and they're redolent with layers and layers of meaning because they represent not only the events nominally described".

Previous studies of mitochondrial DNA sequence data revealed polyphyly of the six nominally described species and complex phylogeographic patterns influenced by lake level fluctuations and population admixture, and suggested the parallel evolution of similar colour patterns in divergent evolutionary lineages.

While it nominally describes the author's efforts to improve his sleight of hand and regain his self-respect, "Fooling Houdini" is more than a series of anecdotes.

This model nominally describes the properties of the MUC2 mucus network in the large intestine.

In the chorus burst mode, we nominally apply the data compression process described above.

NHE1 activity was determined as the rate of pHi recovery from an NH4Cl-induced acid load in a nominally HCO3--free buffer as described (Denker et al., 2000).

For NFAT imaging experiments, coverslips with transfected RBL-2H3 cells were transferred into nominally Ca2+-free RBL-2H3 buffer (described previously), and incubated with thapsigargin (1 μM) for 5 min to deplete the internal Ca2+ stores.

When meta-analyses for the same outcome existed both for association studies of vitamin D concentrations and for randomised controlled trials of vitamin D supplementation, we compared their results in terms of whether a nominally statistically significant effect had been described (P≤0.05) and whether the effect estimate was in the same direction.

This paper describes a strategy for the measurement of boundary mobility using molecular dynamics (MD) simulations and its application to the migration of nominally flat 〈0 0 1〉 tilt grain boundaries in nickel, as described using an EAM potential.

The NYT draws no conclusions, makes no contrasts, it simply reveals what is inside the skulls of those flocking to a nominally anti-establishment movement that can only be objectively described as the most potent force available for supporting the establishment.

In Figure 2A a nominally Ca2+-free NMDG solution was used as previously described with 120 mM NMDG but with no added Ca2+.