Sentence examples for as accurately characterized from inspiring English sources

Further exploration of the base and urea tail moiety, as accurately characterized by our assay cascade, led to the identification of more potent compounds than EPZ004777 with improved cellular activity.

The concept of desire is such that only conscious beings are capable of having desires; although a conscious being can have subconscious desires, non-sentient entitles are no more accurately characterized as having desires than as having hopes.

While the phenylalkylamines tend to be more selective than the tryptamines and ergolines, they generally can not be accurately characterized as selective for 5-HT2, as they are so widely described in the literature [1], [4], [6], [7], [14], [15].

However, some incidental masses cannot be accurately characterized as to their nature as they are too small or do not demonstrate typical features.

Here, the oxide is accurately characterized as γ-Fe2O3.

However, recent inspections revealed their properties to be more accurately characterized as nonlinear elastic.

But something in a response by one of Andrew Sullivan's readers is still bugging me: "what Manzi has accurately characterized as Europe's free riding on the US for defense".

It's what Al Gore accurately characterized as the stalker economy.

where L ( env ) = 1 0 L dB ( w ) ∕ 1 0. Our measurement campaign has shown that the propagation channel can be accurately characterized as narrowband Rayleigh block fading.

A major limitation of these models is that they do not separate tumors from non-tumoral liver (NL) and are more accurately characterized as "safety planning" methods rather than "treatment planning".

On the other hand, an entity that does not at least stochastically (i.e., perhaps noisily but statistically more often than not) satisfy the minimal restrictions of economic rationality cannot, except by accident, be accurately characterized as aiming to maximize a utility function.