Sentence examples for above characterisation from inspiring English sources
From the above characterisation of generalisation, it is clear that the process must operate over at least two individuals, for means of comparison.
As previously discussed, one characteristic of infants' memory performance on the tasks described earlier is that it appears to be highly specific and inflexible (Hayne, 2004, principle 3 above), and hence incompatible with the above characterisation of episodic memory.
Camilleri has his detractors, but they tend to be the kind of people who rate plot above characterisation and prefer suspense to what one might call human interest.
In most cases, more than one of the above characterisations will be involved, and often there are aspects of all three.
As with several of the steps above, this characterisation of natural will be based on what occurs within a majority of the individuals, but not necessarily all of them.
As demonstrated by the examples given above, the characterisation of epigenomic modifications focusing on post-translational histone modifications has started to make significant advances in both the adaptive immune system in T-cell differentiation and the innate immune system in, for example, the regulation of TNF gene expression in macrophages.
The story is way above my characterisation, actually.
The footage of the camps and the trial is way above my characterisation.
However, none of the above studies combined extensive characterisation of the primary cells.
Next to the above described mediators, genetic characterisation of cell plasticity of tumour cells revealed several molecules that are related to extracellular matrix like fibronectin, collagen IV α2, collagen I.
The evidence presented above supports further characterisation of BCG substrains to improve our understanding of the mechanisms and impact of attenuation to rational design of new vaccines and therapeutics for tuberculosis [ 2, 19].
