Sentence examples for this week descriptions from inspiring English sources

But until this week, descriptions of how the sea might do this have largely come from computer models.

As much as 63/92 mutants descriptions could be validated this way, while 27/92 descriptions remained similar in is-mutants and is-WT and only 1/92 discrepancy was found between model and biology.

There was one accidental benefit of the book, however – as we lay under canvas in 30-degree heat, I would read the winter descriptions aloud to Miranda.

This term is now used in European Norms (EN) and ISO 4126 descriptions.

After removing the repeated items, there were 2637 objects and 1728 descriptions.

Participants describe students as having difficulty making sense of conjectures shared by others in 11 descriptions across seven intervals.

Beginning in 1763 descriptions of the giant appeared in contemporary magazines.

The body height now measured only, but doctors used the original 1835 descriptions to estimate she would have stood about.

The first theory, that of increased production of cerebrospinal fluid, was proposed in early descriptions of the disease.

Gee acknowledged earlier descriptions and terms for the disease and adopted the same term as Aretaeus (coeliac disease).

The "chemical compound accumulation" phenotype was very discriminating, with 33/45 descriptions in full agreement with the biology, 3/45 descriptions showing no change between is-mutant and is-WT.