Sentence examples for added to the characterization from inspiring English sources
Linda Roark-Strummer was quite effective, in part because of vocal qualities -- a big, wobbly vibrato, a penetrating shrillness -- that in another role might have been accounted liabilities but here added to the characterization.
Another episode that added to the characterization of Abramson as hard to deal with came after a decision was made to hire a second managing editor to oversee the Times' digital endeavors.
Therefore, novel procedures have been developed, validated and added to the characterization routine for deposits.
Finally, if differences between clinical and control groups are observed, evidence would be added to the characterization of executive dysmetria in astrocytoma and medulloblastoma cerebellar patients.
In summary, the present study adds to the characterization of the glycophenotype of chondrocytes and matrix in OA, with special emphasis on clinical specimens.
These data add to the characterization of the spinosyn biosynthetic pathway and illuminate the role of auxiliary proteins in the activation of GTs.
Our findings add to the characterization of the ZDF model for studying type 2 diabetes effects on the heart and explore the benefits of an early exercise intervention in the presentation and progression of diabetes related CVD.
This investigation maps shematrin isoform PM273 via in situ hybridization to the outer epithelium from the tip of the OF to the VM/DM mantle border, parallel with the prismatic/nacreous shell border, adding to the characterization of the shematrin family in relation to the prismatic microstructure.
Hence, this new variable is added to the hemodynamical characterization given by indirect measurements, and complements the electrical information in HR and AP tachogram signals.
Finally, contact pads were added to the stripes enabling the electrical characterization of individual dislocation.
A hexa-His tag was added to the C-terminus of the recombinant proteins to facilitate purification and characterization.
