Sentence examples for referred superior from inspiring English sources

The MTT assay on murine fibroblast L929 and human osteoblasts-like MG-63 cells and in vitro bioactivity of n-HA/CS ST matrix referred superior n-HA/CS STnature of n-HA/CS–ST nanocomatrixe and greferredosuperiory of osteointegration in vivo respectively.

"We would have never survived," he said, referring to superior battlefield care that leaves many soldiers alive but severely damaged.

Weak central coherence refers to superior detail processing and weak global integration.

Further data refer the superior healing probably not to the direct integration of the stem cells into the wound [ 11, 13].

A common consequence of hybridization is hybrid vigor, or heterosis, which refers to superior performance in biomass, yield, or other agronomic traits in hybrids relative to one or both parents (Birchler et al. 2003).

In the 16th and 17th centuries, Calvinists referred to the superior personal characteristics of aristocrats in order to justify armed resistance against illegitimate monarchs; John Milton's defense of the regicide in England in 1649 and subsequent rule by Puritan "saints" represents one instance of that type of ideology.

The respective values are referred to as superior angle and inferior angle.

For example, proximal measurements were variously referred to as superior, longitudinal, or linear and 3D measurements as total, linear, or maximum total point motion (MTPM).

During the first steps, purified plasmid DNA was diluted in RNase- and DNase-free water in the absence of carrier DNA: the midiprep plasmid DNA (referred to as superior master stock) was quantified spectrophotometrically (Bio-Rad Smartspec) prior to dilution and stored at -80 °C.

Clinical fellows described contacting referring service superiors if there was disagreement about their decisions not to admit a patient to the ICU.

Now his superiors referred him to a mental health unit and took away his access rights at work.