Sentence examples for are now characterizing from inspiring English sources
At daily briefings in recent days, senior American officials are now characterizing the Yemeni cooperation as merely "professional".
Through surveys of the cancer genome in primary tumor samples (high throughput sequencing and gene copy number arrays), we have identified a number of mutations in signal transduction pathways and are now characterizing their biochemical and biological properties using isogenic cell lines models and mouse models of glioma.
So, reporters who are now characterizing Pope Francis as "liberal" then seem perplexed that he has not yet overturned Church teachings on moral issues like abortion.
We are now characterizing some of these sequences experimentally.
But that idea, like the premature burial of the site itself, is a sign of how readily contemporary exhibitions and investigations of the Indian past are now characterized by the desire not to fully explore but to fully appease.
Numerous interactions between constitutive nuclear proteins and viral factors are now characterized but less is known concerning their functional significance and their connection with viral-induced modifications of nuclear ultrastructure.
B 106 (2002 87055) are now characterized by RRDE experiments to determine the values of the apparent number of electron transferred (n) and the percentage of peroxide (%H2O2) released during the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) in H2SO4 at pH 1.
For a homogeneous and regular cellular network, inteferers are now characterized by the interfering BS density ρBS.
In modern culture, many meal occasions, especially those that are solitary, are now characterized by the mechanics of eating and not the celebration of food occasions.
Working conditions are now characterized by a high work load, an effort-reward imbalance, less job security, and the continual need to update skills [1].
Specifically, since the advent of cART, HIV-infected individuals are now characterized by low viral loads yet high levels of neurotoxic Tat protein.
