Sentence examples for article characterised from inspiring English sources

Andersson's article characterised Sweden as the bogeyman, authoritarian and gloomy, but characterisations are always too broad and agenda-led to be true.

The article characterised locals as sad sack proles, banished into the economic doldrums by cruel circumstance.

This article characterises the families enrolled in the QPP and summarises monogenic forms of hereditary Parkinsonism found in the register.

This article characterises the users of transport interchanges to determine the fundamental attributes which they most value when they pass through the area.

This article characterises farm household heterogeneity in access to assets, markets and infrastructure drawing on household survey data from 15 developing countries.

The inset shows how the number of pairs of articles characterised by a statistically significant similarity at a given threshold (p^) varies with (p^).

That is, citations between pairs of articles characterised by a highly significant overlap tend to occur with a higher likelihood than citations between articles whose reference lists are not significantly similar.

In general, the lower the value of (U p^)), the more likely it is that a citation occurs between a pair of articles characterised by a similarity validated at the statistical threshold (p^).

We start from the observation that if we consider progressively smaller values of the statistical threshold (p^), the set (mathcal{M}(p^)) will shrink and contain only pairs of articles characterised by an overlap between bibliographies that is highly significant, since it has passed a more stringent statistical test.

We focus on pairs of articles characterised by high degrees of similarity; if a citation between them is missing, we regard the lack of a directed link as a signature of a relevant yet unrecorded flow of knowledge in the network.

The authors stated that the majority of the published articles characterising RGC-5 cells showed Brn3, as well as Thy 1 staining, whereas only two papers were not able to detect these markers.