Sentence examples for Widely characterised from inspiring English sources

The human gut flora is currently widely characterised using molecular techniques.

All coatings from this study were benchmarked against those deposited using standard techniques, already widely characterised.

Although conversion coatings based on Ce salts have been widely characterised in the literature for different aluminium alloys, the coatings developed with thermal activation on Al Mg alloys have not been previously investigated with these techniques.

This region is widely characterised by a Mediterranean continental mountain climate with medium-sized mountains and presents two distinguished six-month periods: one is warm and dry, whereas the other is cold and rainy.

Not only are indigenous people still widely characterised as savages in order that their land can be seized; but there is still a House of Lords in which unelected people such as Lady Tonge talk like Victorian missionaries of the need to rescue people from their darkness.

We chose the minigastrin11 (MG11) analogue ([D-Glu1, desGlu2 6]−minigastrin, minigastrin = Glu-Glu-Glu-Glu-Glu-Glu-Ala-Tyr-Gly-Trp-Met-Asp-Phe-NH2) as a model targeting sequence which has been widely characterised with other chelators including HYNIC and DOTA [10, 11].

Whole smoke exposure technologies exist and are gaining traction as they become more widely used, characterised and developed alongside biological end-points [21 23, 28].

Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC), a leading cause of cancer-related deaths world-wide, is characterised by widely disseminated metastatic disease at diagnosis.

Fracture toughness, Kc is a standard measure used widely to characterise engineering materials.

Photographs from the event have since become widely distributed and characterised by commentators as revealing a more daring side to the 20-year-old student, who by now was a member of the prince's inner circle.

All control groups were established for case-control association studies and have been widely investigated and characterised previously [15], [16].