Sentence examples for status describes from inspiring English sources

William Haseltine, the founder of Human Genome Sciences, one of the few sprats to covet whale status, describes that metamorphosis as "unbelievably hard".

N0 describes no nodal spread; N1 represents spread to the ipsilateral intrapulmonary, hilar or peribronchial lymph nodes; N2 staging involves ipsilateral or subcarinal mediastinal nodes; N3 status describes contralateral mediastinal or supraclavicular nodes.

Lap: Explorative laparotomy * Sample status describes when the patient's tumour is classified either as a primary or a local recurrence.

Current smoking status describes the status of never, former, or current smoking of tobacco products at the time of the baseline interview.

The EQ-5D is a generic preference-based measure that health status describes in terms of five dimensions: mobility, self-care, usual activities, pain discomfort and anxiety/depression.

While health status describes a particular state of health, the utility value associated with a health state represents the value placed by the individual - or by society - on that health state, and is used to calculate the quality adjusted life year (QALY), an important component of cost-effectiveness analysis.

Thatcher refused to grant anything that could be presented as political status, describing the hunger strike leader Bobby Sands as "a convicted criminal".

The 1967 Landmarks Preservation Commission report that gave the library landmark status described the Bryant Park facade as "one of the finest elevations in the country".

I know he was pleased with the film, we did countless interviews together to promote the film in New York and LA where he would always diminish his status, describing himself as a mere conduit for talent.

Nick Carraway and the unnamed narrator of B@T (who for ease of reference I'm going to follow Holly's example and call Fred) are new arrivals to New York, their outsider status described using strikingly similar imagery.

Ira Mehlman, spokesman for the Federation for American Immigration Reform, which opposes illegal immigrants and proposals to give them legal status, described the local ID card programs as "attempts by the leadership of those communities to thwart enforcement of U.S. immigration laws".