Sentence examples for which described that from inspiring English sources
In 2011 Nangia and co-workers published the paper in which described that curcumin exists in three polymorphs and an amorphous phase.
These results are in line with a previous study, which described that isolated peripheral blood plasma cells from a myeloma patient use both glycolysis and oxidative phosphorylation for energy production (Stjernholm, 1967; Yeluri et al, 2012).
The calculated result matched with Strahler (1964), which described that the total number of streams gradually decreases as the stream order increases.
The value of ∆H 0 was positive which described that the dyes adsorption was endothermic and chemisorptive (Vinod and Aniruthan 2001).
These data are in agreement with previous reports [29, 30, 31, 32], which described that TTG IgA levels are correlated with the degree of histopathological lesions in CD patients.
Our study was in accordance with Asakawa's which described that postoperative patients with BA were under increased oxidative stress [ 17].
When it comes to "swavey" sounds, which describes that mixture, you can pick anything from my album to reflect that.
This finding is also true for studies of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which describe that organization as a boundary organization without saying anything about what that label means in terms of institutional design and practical implications.
In order to track cumulative increases in complexity in the population, each trait xs is assigned a "trait fitness" of zx which describes that trait's effectiveness (in the case of technological inventions) or veracity (in the case of scientific theories).
Access to health care for undocumented migrants is regulated by the Health and Medical Care Act, which describes that county councils should provide treatment for all persons in need of "immediate health care" [ 24, 44].
The German language can be very satisfying – I delighted in terms such as Muskelkater, literally "muscle hangover", which describes that feeling you have the day after hard exercise.
