Sentence examples for Research has characterised from inspiring English sources

Although previous studies indicate that SSI causes suffering, and that PJI after hip replacement negatively affects outcomes, no research has characterised the impact of PJI and treatment on patients who have undergone hip replacement.

A vast body of research has characterised urban Indigeneity as a novel phenomenon.

Although much recent research has characterised the phylogenetic diversity and biogeography of sponge-associated microorganisms, relatively little is known about a range of other hosts in coral reef ecosystems.

Previous research has characterised two forms of oscillations.

Previous research has characterised public opposition as an obstacle to change.

(The Coalition has characterised the policy as unfunded spending by a party that struggles with economic forecasting).

The federal government nearly always wins such stand-offs, and the Department of Energy has characterised the governor's threats as "political grandstanding".

The UN high commissioner for human rights, Zeid Ra'ad Al-Hussein, voiced strong concern over Nasheed's "hasty and apparently unfair trial", and Amnesty International has characterised it as a "travesty of justice".

Their vulnerability was further compounded once in employment by their participation in illegal working arrangements, at times in breach of their visas and what the FWO has characterised as a "culture of acceptance".

William Baumol, an economist at New York University, has characterised health care as "a handicraft industry" afflicted by the chronic "cost disease of personal services".Yet these explanations are not wholly convincing.

Ever since Ukraine's February revolution, the Kremlin has characterised the new leaders in Kiev as a "fascist junta" made up of neo-Nazis and anti-Semites, set on persecuting, if not eradicating, the Russian-speaking population.