Sentence examples for are partially characterised from inspiring English sources

Examples include, declarative languages, that "are partially characterised by their strong formal nature, normally grounded on logic", Imperative languages, "less common, mainly due to the fact that most abstractions related to agent-oriented design are, typically, declarative in nature", Hybrid Approaches were declarative and imperative language features are combined.

The CYOs products were partially characterised by chemical component and Fourier transform infrared spectrum.

The isolated lectin was partially characterised and its effect against Shigella dysenteriae infection was evaluated.

These genes have been partially characterised, but the prevalence of the tolerant alleles across Australian germplasm was not known.

Whereas the toxin A receptor has been partially characterised, nothing is known about the toxin B receptor(s), except that it is different from the TcdA receptor.

A subgroup of six tumours had an expression pattern characteristic of breast basal (myoepithelial) cells, whereas another subgroup was partially characterised by high expression levels of genes associated with overexpression of the ERBB2 oncogene.

The recombinant enzymes were partially characterised and the amylolytic yeast strains evaluated in terms of extracellular amylase activity and conversion of raw starch to ethanol (i.e. consolidated bioprocessing).

Although the immunological mechanisms behind this gender difference are now partially characterised the host factors that determine the gender bias are poorly understood.

Pharmacological DNA hypomethylation is an appealing strategy for cancer treatment owing to its pleiotropic activities that are only partially characterised.

In this paper, chicken CSPCs were isolated and partially characterised and the differentiation potential was shown.

Recently, a mechanism for such reprogramming has been at least partially characterised, as mouse embryonic fibroblasts have been reprogrammed into ES-like cells through a co-ordinated expression of Oct4, c-Myc, Klf4 and Sox2 (Wernig et al, 2007).