Sentence examples for all characterised from inspiring English sources

With over 350 tumours all characterised for target expression, the emphasis is placed on the characterisation of the tumours and clinical relevance of the tumour models in mice.

As James Knowlson, Beckett's official biographer and probably the pre-eminent Beckett scholar in the world, explains: "The early works are all characterised by intellectual brilliance, complexity and difficulty for the reader.

What, above all, characterised the 1939-45 was was the fact that so many more civilians than soldiers were killed, something that should have a special resonance in Britain – because the most distinctive British contribution to the war was the bombing that destroyed the cities of Germany and killed hundreds of thousands, mostly women and children.

The story of McCoy's subsequent downfall is told alongside those of three other men, all characterised by their raging ambition and vanity: an alcoholic tabloid journalist desperate for a scoop; a power-hungry pastor; and a district attorney keen to impress one of his former jury members, the brown-lipsticked Miss Shelly Thomas.

They were all characterised to be energy minima by frequency calculations at the B3LYP/6-31G* B3LYP/6-31G*

This consideration however is likely to apply to several clinical conditions all characterised by headache attacks of the migraine type.

Nearly 25% of all B-precursor ALL are characterised by a translocation between chromosomes 12 and 21, i.e. t(12 21) (Romana et al, 1995).

Despite these differences they could all be characterised as intensively managed flower rich green areas.

That brio, that joie de vivre, has characterised all his work.

The three women are dancing the tight, snappy routines that characterised all those Motown singers.

We characterised all the prepared samples in terms of their P-wave velocity.