Sentence examples for whole description of from inspiring English sources

Kaufman said, "I think about the person in the room-service thing — who may have somebody looking over their shoulder — whose job it is to repeat back the whole description of the food item that you've purchased.

We also show that this information can be displayed like a color frequency map that can be superimposed to the video sequence providing a whole description of the analyzed sequence.

They also revised the whole description of their thoughts on the paper in an acceptable way.

3. Page 4: The description of Model 2 contains unnecessary sentences: "The averaged D2 occupancy is 23.6%, From the ratio of... ........, and the whole description should be replaced by The DA occupancy of 12% in healthy subjects is the lowest among the studies summarized in Table three.

On the whole, the description of the study design and study population was acceptable.

Regions not covered by the reads were annotated for the respective regions from the whole genome description of RIMD 2210633 [ 13].

She described the immediate crying that her son did when she told him about being HIV positive but, on the whole, her description of the disclosure experience was primarily positive.

Herein, we present the first whole-genome description of the transcriptional networks and associated pathways controlled by an endocytic adaptor, ARRB1, in prostate cancer cells.

We consider this paper, and the special issue as a whole, as a description of the first occasion, at least in earthquake predictability research of a rigorous experiment targeted at the Japan area.

May not those elements in Hart's book be taken as an instance of natural law legal theory done in a primarily descriptive (rather than primarily justificatory) mode, and with incomplete scrutiny of the resources of practical reason, resources being drawn upon by the whole explanatory general description of law?

During the study period, the EDDC did not capture presentations to all EDs in NSW, so we were unable to provide a "whole-of-state" description of ED presentations during the last year of life.