Sentence examples for transcribed provides from inspiring English sources

Glouberman, who does most of the philosophizing (Heti transcribed), provides definitions that are both simple and elegant: "Friends are the people you play with"; "A duet is just an argument without anger"; and love is "meeting a person who didn't correspond to anything in my head … but was something new that came from the world".

All interviews were transcribed, providing a full record of each of the interviews.

Detection of polymorphic microsatellites located within transcribed genes provides a possibility to convert type II markers to type I markers [ 9].

In addition Schlender, who knew Jobs personally for 25 years, has over 100 hours of interview tapes with Jobs to draw on, many hours of which have never before been transcribed -- Provided by publisher.

Mr Haley said the document, which is being transcribed, may provide evidence that not all of Shakespeare's plays were written by the Bard himself in their entirety, while the lines quoted my differ from those in use today.

All of the discussion with the teachers was transcribed and provided with raw data in texts, which was organised and prepared for analysis.

It has been previously suggested that transcription can promote the formation of DNA breaks along the sequence being transcribed [28], providing a possible basis for the involvement of Alus in the initiation of NHEJ.

Verbatim notes of the in-depth interviews were transcribed to provide a record of what was said in the interviews.

Table 1 displays a sample of discharge summary, which is transcribed to provide an overview of a patient's hospitalization from admission to discharge.

The results of the meeting were transcribed (summary provided in Table  1) with content analysis and theming [ 22, 23] performed in order to develop questionnaire domains and items.

Additional evidence for this locus being transcribed is provided by EST sequence entries AW968573, AA167225, BF921025, GD144208, and AA491129 that locate just upstream of or partially overlap with the locus.