Sentence examples for two main descriptions from inspiring English sources
The two main descriptions are of Vargula hildendorfii [ 51] and of Manawa staceyii [ 52].
The other two main descriptions of the fruit, i.e. a drupe or a nut, are also not possible, because a well-differentiated pericarp, with noticeable exocarp, mesocarp and endocarp and stony endocarp, are lacking in this species.
The survey mainly comprised closed-ended questions, supplemented with free-text response options and was divided into two main sections: (1) descriptions of advanced CRC treatment pathways and irinotecan prescribing practice; and (2) current use and future preferences for pharmacogenetic testing in CRC specialties (survey available on request from corresponding author).
All LMS channel models usually include two main aspects: the description of the propagation environment and the modelling of EM interactions.
Two main categories of description emerged during the analysis.
During the analysis of the interviews, two main categories of description emerged: i) Degree of reliance, as a comprehensive term for belief in research data regarding the predictability of actual risk of cardiovascular disease, and regarding the possibilities or ways to prevent disease by primary prevention; ii) Allocation of responsibility, regarding different aspects of primary prevention.
We have presented a potential framework for the reporting of ICCs, linking three main dimensions – descriptions of the dataset, the method of ICC calculation and the precision of the ICC estimate.
Hence it has three main elements: description of the phenomena; developing a general theory about the causes of various types of change; and applying those theories to specific facts.
The two main parameters and have interesting descriptions with respect to syndromes.
Descriptions of the two main types of erythropoiesis, i.e. primitive and definitive, has kept changing over the years.
As the pregnancy progressed, women's descriptions fell into two main categories; changes in the type of action, and relative changes in the size, strength or frequency of movements.
