Sentence examples similar to spectrum of standpoints from inspiring English sources

Though these syndromes are primarily described as encephalitis from a pathological standpoint, the clinical spectrum of these conditions likely overlaps with those described primarily based on CSF analysis as CSF escape cases (see Table  1).

Agnosticism is criticized from a variety of standpoints.

Similar to what is observed for wild-type IsdBN1, titration of N-IsdBN1 Y167D N-IsdBN1 Y167Dolar ratio of N-IsdBN1(Y167D):metHb resuptod in the same near complete disappearance of NH-resonance signals in the corresponding 2D H–N HSQC spectrum of the complex, indicating that, from an NMR standpoint, IsdBN1 1167D) can still formolaromplex with metHb.

The NAFLD is a spectrum of chronic liver diseases ranging from simple steatosis, which is relatively benign from a liver standpoint, to NASH, which can progress to cirrhosis and liver failure.

The proposition is pretty sane and simple, from a workers' standpoint: The sex trade, like many other "legal" jobs, falls on a wide spectrum of exploitation within a capitalist labor system.

From an epidemiological standpoint, digenetic trematodes show marked specificity for their intermediate hosts but can infect a broad spectrum of definite hosts.

The spectrum of child abuse is wide.

The wines displayed a spectrum of styles.

But there is a spectrum of rejectionists.

"There's a broad spectrum of interest".

What is the time spectrum of responses?