Sentence examples for also the characterisation of from inspiring English sources

Ideally, the next generation of electronic noses will not only facilitate bacterial species identification after culture, but also the characterisation of bacterial cells present in non-processed clinical materials.

50 Also, the characterisations of families as dysfunctional and sometimes even as 'the cause of psychiatric illness,' despite being widely rejected, 112 may have contributed to a loss of trust in services and strained relationships between professionals and families.

The Open Society Foundation also rejected the characterisation of Majtényi as Soros's representative.

Campbell also disputed the characterisation of Jeanetta as mentally disturbed, saying there were no psychiatric reports to verify that.

This approach focuses on allowing an enhanced understanding of online personae, while also facilitating the characterisation of a natural online presence and the measurement of conformity to such a presence.

In what he termed a "class-conscious" side to the film, Norman also discussed the characterisation of Parker, a manservant, as a butt of jokes, such as being the one unfortunate character to find himself stuck upside-down in a tree as the Tiger Moth crash-lands.

Also in the characterisation of lesions, the domain of pathological evaluation, imaging methods may contribute to oncology, as they permit total body imaging in a non-invasive way.

We are also presenting the characterisation of EYS homologues in different species, and a detailed analysis of the EYS domains, with the identification of an interesting novel feature: a putative coiled-coil domain.

Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy was also employed in the characterisation of the films.

He also complained about the characterisation of the supporting cast, saying that "Peter Capaldi and Phil Davis [deserved] better".

C NMR and HR-ESIMS techniques were also employed for the characterisation of products.