Sentence examples for In characterised from inspiring English sources

We write a first version where each parasite in characterised by only one dominance block, and then generalise for multiple blocks.

aD.M. Ainsworth et al. Recurrent airway obstruction (RAO) in horses in characterised by IFN-γ and IL-8 production in bronchoalveolar lavage cells.

Laboratory investigations have been successful in characterising the nature of the virus.

The plot diverged from reality in characterising the male lead as cynical, something Jim never was.

There is, though, an obvious danger in characterising young people's predicament as a largely matter of generational distribution.

However, you are sadly mistaken in characterising a move to large personal-retirement accounts as a pending "fiscal catastrophe".

There's a whiff of paternalism in characterising two adult women in that way, and anyway, that explanation is again too glib and too simplistic.

Benedict went further than his mentor, John Paul II, in characterising the Jews as relatives of the Christian family, thereby placing the most powerful stigma imaginable on Jew-hatred.

"There's no question that some of the things that the Israelis have said in characterising our negotiating position have not been accurate".

Garfield's particular strength is in characterising the men and women (there are very few of the latter) behind so many different typefaces.

But the Sixties was the decade that formed him and the one that he first helped to form (he has had a hand in characterising all those that have followed, too).