Sentence examples for was described upon from inspiring English sources

In Cold Blood, Truman Capote's iconic non-fiction novel, was described upon its publication in 1966 as "'remarkable for its objectivity – nowhere, despite his involvement, does the author intrude".

Recently, an intranucleolar localisation different to FC, DFC or GC was described upon MG132 or adriamycin treatment for p53 and p21, respectively (Abella et al. 2010; Kruger and Scheer 2010; Latonen et al. 2010).

The electrochemical response of NADH associated to two mesoporous aluminosilicates, MCM-41 and SBA-15, is described upon attachment of such materials into polymer-film electrodes.

48– 50 Also, increased production of MMPs (eg, collagenase) has been described upon PDL treatment.

Such agglomeration has been described upon incomplete ablation from a hard material [ 29].

Another problem associated with the intramuscular delivery of myogenic cells that could be solved by transplantation of few stem cells is the massive cell death that has been described upon grafting of large amounts of myoblasts into muscle 74 76.

Interestingly, development of Sjögren-like symptoms has been described upon treatment with IFN type I in patients with hepatitis C 13– 15 supporting the role for IFN type I in the pathogenesis of pSS.

False negatives, such as this case, could also occur if the sample had a mutation of the MCV region being tested; for example, truncating mutations of the T antigen have been described upon viral integration in MCC (Shuda et al, 2009).

His condition was described as stable upon White Desert doctor's hand-over to the USAP medial team.

Recently, the 'ripoptosome' complex consisting of protein kinase RIP1, FADD and procaspase-8 was described to assemble upon loss of anti-apoptotic proteins and genotoxic stress (Geserick et al, 2009; Feoktistova et al, 2011; Tenev et al, 2011).

In 2008, Sarah Onyango, Hussein Onyango's third wife, told journalists that "white soldiers" had visited the prison every few days to inflict what was described as "disciplinary action" upon inmates suspected of subversion.