Sentence examples for appear to be characterised from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, groups 1 and 4 appear to be characterised by insomnia-like symptoms (ie, difficulties initiating sleep or maintaining sleep), whereas groups 2 and 3 appear to share overlapping characteristics with disorders characterised by poor sleep quality (table 2).
The surface termination of the as-received and cleaned steel panel appears to be characterised by a more than 8 nm thick oxide-based reaction layer.
In four cities out of six, deprived English neighbourhoods appeared to be characterised by high population density, vast portions of unbuilt land, numerous cul-de-sac, and regular street patterns.
Thus the echidna mating system appears to be characterised by roving promiscuous males [21] which guard promiscuous females before and after mating.
Thus the early immune dysfunction in Sepsis appeared to be characterised by endotoxin tolerance/cellular reprogramming.
It has revealed that commissioning services for people with long-term conditions appears to be characterised by a predominance of relational commissioning, with little evidence of commissioners using the 'harder' elements of commissioning practice (such as tendering for new forms of service).
Colorectal cancer patients appear to be better characterised by 1,4,5-trimethyl-naphthalene (ZTnaft), 2,7-dimethyl-quinoline (ZDmql) and 2-methyl-3-phenyl-2-propenal (ZMet3fen).
Many biological markers appear to be sufficiently characterised for the study of progressive osteoarthritis, but few have been identified for the diagnosis of the early stage of the disease.
More recently, different proteolytic fragments have been characterised, which all appear to be derived from the protein encoded by the dermcidin gene.
The habits developed during residencies evidently persist over time, and although these habits are characterised as unsettling they appear to be the status quo.
P_isotig09013 and P_isotig04269 (see Figure 3B) appear to be expressed at very high levels and are characterised by an earlier significant up-regulation (6 11 dph).
