Sentence examples for since we described from inspiring English sources

Though little known to most people, they are like old friends to us, since we described and named many of the species around the island.

Since we described the structure today, the class is the class of pigeons in Alfonso's loft today, not those that will come tomorrow to replace them.

Since we described the characteristics in ITD and ILD distributions before and after ruff removal, respectively, in an earlier study [16], we only present a short summary here.

Since we described the quantitative detection of free tumour cells in peritoneal washes (Nakanishi et al, 2000) and its prognostic significance for gastric cancer patients (Kodera et al, 2002), many investigators have reported the usefulness of quantitative CEA mRNA detection in retrospective risk assessments of peritoneal recurrence (Nakanishi et al, 2004).

While we use the time-distance relationship in our analysis, the results by Jacquet et al. cannot be used since we describe systems with significantly higher node densities.

We refer to this as the "full data," since, as we describe below, we next made further data artificially missing in order to explore the extent to which the theoretical results were borne out when applied to a real data set.

However, these patients had similar characteristics to the patients included in the present report and since we have described the exact inclusion criteria for the trial we believe the patients in this study are representative of patients fulfilling these criteria.

Our work may have significant impact on mammalian functional genomic research since we have described over 4,500 sequences, which do not carry any homology to any other genome that is available.

Since we have described that loss of certain A3 genes has occurred in parallel in different lineages, as in Rodents and in Artyodactyla, it is conceivable that in certain lineages the loss of all A3 genes may have been selected.

One method for achieving such insights is the 'best fit' framework synthesis (BFFS). 2 3 BFFS is an innovative methodology, having received 45 citations (April 2015) since we first described the approach in 2011.

These modifications are specific of the action of laforin/malin or TRIM32, since we previously described that another unrelated E3-ubiquitin ligase such as Mdm2 could not ubiquitinated any of these substrates [ 16].