Sentence examples for regarded properly from inspiring English sources
The transformation of a normal cell into a cancer cell takes place through a sequence of a small number of discrete genetic events, somatic mutations: thus, cancer can be regarded properly as a genetic disease of somatic cells [ 4, 16].
In closing, note that Moskowitz is also facing a federal civil rights complaint related to SA's "alleged" failure to follow the law regarding properly serving students with special needs.
With Lambert gone and Clark not regarded as properly external by the select committee, the two independent members in room G210 will be financier Michael Cohrs and the US Federal Reserve's former vice-chairman, Donald Kohn.
But there hasn't been a Gold Cup winner older than 10 since 1969, back in a time when very few of the runners would be regarded as properly fit by today's standards.
The Ninth Circuit questioned whether this group had the requisite Article III standing, and asked the California Supreme Court to tell it whether under California law, a ballot measure's proponents are regarded as properly standing in the state's shoes if the state decides not to defend the measure.
It was also Praxagoras who is first regarded as properly describing both the brain and spinal cord as being neuronal in their makeup [ 43].
A remote monarchy from a diminished European power is no sort of threat to countries that are in all other regards properly independent.
Hence a great deal of traditionally metaphysical inquiry into the specific characteristics of the universe and its constituents she regards as properly the province of the special sciences rather than philosophy.
This interpretation of the relationship between democratic legitimacy and public reason suggests that because people regard a properly justified process of democratic decision-making as the source of the legitimacy, they will accept a democratic decision even if they disagree substantively with it.
The more we dress African, the more our clothing can be properly regarded as fashion.
Partly, this is true of all properly regarded medieval art and design, from the time before Giotto and Duccio began insinuating personal style into painting.
