Sentence examples for again characterised from inspiring English sources

Puccini's La bohème features two "fallen women": the fragile, sickly Mimì and the exuberantly robust Musetta, again characterised by that epitome of flaunted sexual power, the waltz.

The speed of the system's response is again characterised by the maximum value r, defined in Example 4.1.

Reflecting some H3 mismatch in 2006, the VE estimate was lower at 16% 95%% CI −77 to 60) in a season again characterised by influenza H3 and B. Despite apparent mismatches with H1, H3 and B in 2007, all of which were circulating, the VE estimate was 54% (95% CI 15 75).

After incubation in SBF, the sample pellets are collected and again characterised using XRD, FTIR, and SEM to ensure the HAp layer formation on the glass surface.

The SSU rRNA phylogeny of G. ruber is again characterised by a deep divergence between two extant lineages (lineage 1: G. ruber (white) types Ia, Ib(1), Ib(2), and G. ruber (pink), lineage 2: G. ruber (white) Type IIa and G. conglobatus), indicative of a species level distinction [ 5, 9, 31].

It's all too possible that the G20 will again be characterised by divisions over growth versus fiscal discipline (aka public spending cuts) and distracted by the Greek general election on 17 June.

The first intramuscular tumour relapse after three months of complete remission, the subsequent episodes of local recurrence and the eventual systemic spread (ADC values not shown in Figure  2) were again all characterised by high DWI signal and very low intralesional ADC ranging between 0.5 and 0.9 × 10−3 mm/s.

Before I go, a quick summary of the main events from a day characterised again by a war of words and yet another suggestion - quickly rebutted by Greece - of kicking the can another few months down the road.

Thus far the data suggests that the initial step is the association of mt-mRNA and fmet-tRNAmet with the small subunit, assisted by initiation factors that have been characterised, again by the Spremulli group [95 101].

At progression, with the increase in mMDSCs, T cells displayed again an impaired function characterised by a limited IFN- γ and IL-2 production, similarly to what was found for the pre-treatment T cells.

Brighton and Hove must now move into a ninth era and become an international city or it will slip back again into the mediocrity that characterised so much of the postwar era".