Sentence examples for who enumerated from inspiring English sources

The structure of the solution set was also investigated by van den Berg [7], who enumerated all the possible bounded stationary solutions provided this coefficient is small.

In each selected household, we screened an adult informant who enumerated individual household members and reported on their age, sex, race, and fatigue status.

Subsequently, these 283 genes were cross-checked with a list obtained from Pradervand et al. [ 30], who enumerated the most expressed genes in the distal part of the mouse renal tubule using microarrays.

The WHO enumerated " Ten Steps Towards Happy and Natural Breastfeeding" [ 10] which are the basis for the introduction of projects based on the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative BFHII) which establishes an integrated approach to increase breastfeeding and has shown very positive results according to some studies [ 11, 12].

The 4th chapter is authored by V. Consonni and R. Todeschini, who enumerate in detail all relevant graph-theoretical indices and who describe with loading plots how the classes of matrices and indices contained in the Dragon software reflect the principal components.

The only recent attempt at a somewhat comprehensive inventory of the term's uses is due to Leslie Stevenson (2003), who enumerates (without claiming exhaustiveness) twelve of "the most influential conceptions of imagination" that can be found in recent discussions in "philosophy of mind, aesthetics, ethics, poetry and … religion.

Even John Locke, who famously enumerated our fundamental rights as being to life, liberty and property, qualified this by asserting that people should appropriate only what they could use, leaving "enough and as good" for others.

Possibly, those mobile pastoralists who are enumerated in censuses and surveys are the less economically viable, less mobile and therefore the most visible, generating bias in the perceived economic success of the enumerated population.

Corporate influence in elections had been contaminating American democracy for many years prior to 1910; before there was Citizens United there was Standard Oil, and before there was Karl Rove there was Mark Hanna, President McKinley's Rovian campaign advisor who famously enumerated the two things that are important in politics: "The first is money and I can't remember what the second one is".

All individuals who were enumerated (n = 18017) have been flagged at the Office of National Statistics (ONS) for deaths and emigrations.

The number of cells spiked to each tube was unknown to the 6 different operators who then enumerated the cell numbers by CellSearch.