Sentence examples for perceived upon from inspiring English sources
The aim of this study was to encapsulate istaroxime in a drug delivery system (DDS) that could minimize the pain perceived upon administration.
Fig. 6 Time-dependent plot showing the area density of hydrogen bubbles microscopically perceived upon contact with polished AM50 substrate surfaces with water ("water") or aqueous formulations, such as 0.2 wt% solution of triethanolamine (TEA) in water ("aq. TEA 0.2%"), 1 wt% formulation of the polymeric corrosion inhibitor (p.c.i).
Moreover, they are characterized by the lesser astringent and bitter taste perceived upon black tea consumption.
Clinical signs of patellar luxation include persistent, abnormal hindleg carriage with the stifle joint flexed, lameness, and -especially in bilateral luxations- crouching, bowlegged or knock-kneed stance (Table 1), and may usually be perceived upon postoperative weightbearing (circa 24 hours after surgery).
LPS is only one of a cocktail of MAMPs that a plant might perceive upon attempted bacterial infection and as such its responses are expected to be more specific compared to the responses elicited by a combination of different MAMPs.
From an SET point of view, the temporal ventriloquism-like explanation of altered subjective duration could be interpreted as an altered duration of mode switch closure (closed upon perceived onset, opened upon perceived offset).
The Communist government's perceived encroachment upon the supposed autonomous region, which prizes its laws governing freedom of speech and protest, continues to unnerve locals.
Stringent regulation, as Subtitle C (hazardous waste), would impose a perceived liability upon end-users; greatly reducing beneficial use opportunities.
In a contrasting methodological move, Hume suggests that intentional content through ideas is built up from the operation of the laws of association contiguity in time and space, resemblance and perceived causation working upon impressions and images in the mind (see Treatise 1.1.1.7, 4; 1.2.332, 319 2.1.11.8, 319; Enquiry 7.2.6, 74).
Why should a Federal Constitutional level freedom and right (however lately perceived) wait upon intricate, complex state constitutional amendment processes for vindication? 1) ISIS: if Obama bombs them in Syria, which appears necessary to put them out of business, it will also help the rag-tag rebels who we earlier concluded had no hope of taking it to Assad.
Red's distrust of friendship and all-or-nothing mentality about loyalty make sense when we see how her friends treat her pre-incarceration, as does Sawyer's perceived misanthropy upon witnessing the childhood trauma from which he draws his name.
