Sentence examples for was constructed against from inspiring English sources

If you look at how the case was constructed against Nigel, a lot of the complainants, well, they weren't complainants, they did not regard themselves as victims and they didn't actually want to be in court.

The Scheffé quadratic polynomial regression model was used to perform a quadratic multiple regression fitting of the yield per bag and the growth cycle against the formula ingredients, and a quadratic regression model of the yield and growth cycle was constructed against each ingredient in the mixture scheme.

To determine the best cut-off score, the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve was constructed against the presence of major depressive disorder by the MINI.

A local database containing all virus sequences, except those for HIV, retrieved from the Viral Genomes database in GenBank (downloaded June 7, 2011; www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genomes/GenomesHome.cgi taxid=10239), was constructed, against which all sequence reads were compared by using BLASTn (http://blast.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Blast.cgi).nih.gov/Blast.cgi

This campaign of intimidation has been constructed against al-Jazeera because we attract the most eyeballs in the Arab region.

The city is constructed against a sort of horror vacui, forever piling up on itself, but the path down by the river is one lengthy, properly empty space.

Both the prosperous household and the fantasy world are constructed "against and despite the pitched life of ash pits, cinders, rumbling subterranean horrors and black dust settling everywhere".

Ever since, full 'humanity' is constructed against a background of preconditions (citizenship, class, gender, race, religion, sexuality) which exclude the majority of human beings.

A Dutch book is constructed against the model in an elaboration of an example proposed by Smets and Kennes.

An analysis is constructed against the backcloth of contemporary social theory with the aim of stimulating debate regarding the ethics and politics of corporate risk positions.

Many accounts of free will are constructed against the backdrop possibility (whether accepted as actual or not) that each stage of the world is determined by what preceded it by impersonal natural law.