Histological findings of PC-03 (Supplementary Figure S2) were relatively similar to CXs, as characterised as hypervascular and fewer stromal tissues (Supplementary Figure S2; Akashi et al, 2013).
Previous DNA-based phylogenetic studies of the Delphinidae family suggest it has undergone rapid diversification, as characterised by unresolved and poorly supported taxonomic relationships (polytomies) for some of the species within this group.
In contrast, the Tories have been able to rely on a high turnout from their traditional voters, as characterised by the blue rinse brigade.
She is of an immigrant generation that expected to encounter a benign Britain; a 'civilised' Britain, as characterised by BBC announcers in dinner-jackets, crumpets for tea and the comforting thwack of leather on willow.
The bizarre awkwardness of that last sentence is not untypical, by the way, of the authors' writing, which I can only describe as characterised by a kind of stilted breeziness.
This relationship is best explained by describing the pelage surface as characterised by aerodynamic riblets.
This transition period was accompanied by more intense erosion, as characterised by chemical signatures.
Figure 1 Phylogenetic tree of GH43 enzymes annotated as characterised in the CAZy database (prepared by Dendroscope).
The flowability of the food powders, as characterised by flow index, varied from easy flow to very cohesive.
Different levels of layered silicate dispersion (as characterised by TEM and SEM) correlated strongly with improvements in mechanical performance.
The impact of surface energy, as characterised by contact angle, on the permeation properties of the membranes is reported, and increased permeation observed for higher contact angle.
