Sentence examples for It should be characterised from inspiring English sources

A debate has long raged as to whether music that resembles the work that has gone before it should be characterised as homage or theft.

To use these prototyped products as functional part, the thermal behaviour of its material should be characterised.

Hence, the population of recombinant stem cells should be characterised before it is transplanted (Halme & Kessler, 2006; Fink, 2009).

Even if per definition a screening test should be characterised by elevated sensitivity, it is similarly important that it should be adequately specific to avoid costly further investigations and/or unnecessary follow-up in healthy subjects.

Ideally, each mutant should be characterised to define the most likely effect it had on TetA(B) folding and activity, thus identifying those mutants most likely to improve the probability of obtaining well-diffracting crystals.

As mentioned earlier, when working with a genomic library, a positive result should be characterised by isolation of overlapping clones derived from the same gene, but it is also important to confirm that they are part of an open reading frame in the genomic DNA.

The new world of banking should be characterised by transparency, speed and accessibility.

It's a matter of opinion if the measures being taken by London boroughs as different as Croydon and Newham to find alternative accommodation for claimants far beyond the capital should be characterised as "social cleaning", "Kosovo-style" or otherwise.

Whether the UN or Vint Cerf is right on a philosophical level as to whether internet access should be characterised as a human right, technology is changing rapidly and the courts will have to do their best to keep up.

Fractures should be characterised by hydrothermal alteration including illite and smectite among others.

This role, firstly, should be characterised by curricula reform that is recalibrated to the needs of MHTI.