Sentence examples for and a characteristics of from inspiring English sources

We will record the selection process in sufficient detail to complete a PRISMA (Moher et al. 2009) flow diagram and a characteristics of excluded studies table.

Thus, the inability to detect these peptides could be related to phosphorylation, which results in a lower level of ionization, and a characteristic of phosphorylated peptides.

End-systolic pressure is also a function of both LV stroke volume (SV) and a characteristic of the arterial outflow tract.

During his dozen seasons in the paranoid, pretentious and poseur-friendly world of the Formula One paddock, Webber was noted for his willingness to speak frankly and directly: a characteristic of Aussie sportsmen and women down the ages.

The ability to internally regulate body temperature is known as endothermy and is a characteristic of all mammals and birds.

In summary, the MUCON protocol is secure and with a characteristic of flexible accrediting, feature binding, and off-line controlling.

Utterly unlike any person I had come across, he seemed a sympathetic voice and - a characteristic of books read when young - seemed to be speaking particularly to me.

This leads some experts to question whether sleep-eating associated with Ambien is less a function of the drug itself and more a characteristic of some of the large number of people now taking it.

"The issue here was the content of the cake, and not a characteristic of the customer," he said.

This resistance is also associated with resistance to IR and chemotherapy, a characteristic of aggressive tumors [18], [25].

Follicular involvement by lentigo maligna is a widely recognised phenomenon, and is a characteristic of lentiginous spread.