Sentence examples for seen as noted from inspiring English sources

In contrast to previous analyses of earlier mortality in this site (2), the onset of increasing mortality among younger adults is now clearly seen, as noted earlier in other settings such as the Agincourt HDSS (6).

Even his failures were seen as majestic one sportswriter noted, "When Ruth misses a swipe at the ball, the stands quiver".

Within the oocyte, Poc1 mRNA appeared concentrated in a patchy distribution around the nucleus ( = germinal vesicle) (Figure 2Ab inset), suggesting an association with perinuclear organelles such as mitochondria (see below), as noted also for a set of germ-plasm marker gene mRNAs (Leclère et al, unpublished data).

Red Hat makes its money on technical support, so the Oracle move was seen as a hostile act, noted Charles di Bona, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.

"The bartender politely said, 'We have 65 varieties -- which one would you like?' " Also, ordering the country's most famous export on the rocks, instead of with a splash or side of water, is seen as insulting by Scots, noted Tom Eccles, the Glasgow-born director of the Public Art Fund in New York.

Not all the words were kind ones, but the political admiration was there to be seen, as ITV's Peter MacMahon noted.

The figures do not include most mice, rats, birds, and fish, which make up 98% of lab animals but are not covered under the 1966 Animal Welfare Act (AWA)." While the decrease may be seen as good news, Grimm noted that the biggest factor in the drop "appears to be the increasing use of mice and rats in biomedical research.

Overall risk of bias was deemed high for all three studies due to missing data (see figure 1)—as noted 13.5% of participants were lost to follow-up with twice as many lost to follow-up in the medical arm compared with the PFO closure arm.

That said, if there was a glimmer of consistency in the programming, the opening night presented what might be seen as their farewell notes to minimalism – Reich's Four Organs and Glass's Music in 12 Parts – as well as the pieces that first consolidated the artistic identities that they continue to practice today: Reich's Music for 18 Musicians and the first movement of Glass's opera Akhnaten.

Theodore Steinberg argues for the Fortunes of War to be seen as an epic novel, noting its broad scope and the large cast of interesting characters set at a pivotal point of history.

37. See as well note 39 supra (Montesquieu's position).