Sentence examples for are closely characterized from inspiring English sources
The predicted displacement occurring for each excavation step from January 1998 to the end of excavation and their cumulative values for 5 later excavation steps are closely characterized by the new analysis technique.
In general, the transport process was closely characterized as Fickian diffusion far above or far below the glass transition temperature of the system and as anomalous transport close to the glassy/rubbery transition.
Despite the proven relevance of Pseudomonas fluorescens as a spoilage microorganism in milk, fresh meats and refrigerated food products and the recognized potential of bacteriophages as sanitation agents, so far no phages specific for P. fluorescens isolates from dairy industry have been closely characterized in view of their lytic efficiency.
Type 2 diabetes and gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) are closely related disorders characterized by increased insulin resistance.
Furthermore, genomic profiling of Dutch B. pertussis strains indicates that ptxP3 strains are closely related, and are characterized by a chromosomal deletion (27 ).
This provides further evidence that the plasmids carried by our NE strains are closely related to the previously characterized C. perfringens toxin-encoding plasmids.
Many of the sequences acquired using this approach are closely related to lineages previously characterized at both morphological and molecular levels, making interpretation of these data relatively straightforward.
It is reasonable to expect that the quality of a draft metabolic network should be better for species that are closely related to organisms with well characterized biochemistry.
Strong lines of evidence have indicated that a number of the functionally characterized NAC MTFs are closely related with plant responses to environmental stresses.
In line with this, our recent study on the relationship of the DAS-24 with the TCI [ 5] showed that dysfunctional attitudes are closely connected with low self-directedness characterized by purposelessness, helplessness and low self-esteem [ 6].
The mothers' perceived changes of the child's state are closely linked to an emotional response characterized as "concern" and a deeply rooted urge to protect her child from harm.
