Sentence examples for be characterised for example from inspiring English sources

These academics are not necessarily typical technology innovators - not all would be characterised for example as 'innovators' or 'early adopters' (Rogers, 2010).

However, this taxonomy remains limited because clinical outcome may be variable within each subtype, suggesting the existence of further divisions that are yet to be characterised; for example, subgroups have been identified within the Luminal A and ER positive breast tumours which have distinct survival and prognostic profiles[ 26, 27].

All patients were characterised for KRAS status.

Flour and semolina were characterised for various mineral elements.

If this occurs there are opportunities for biotechnology to be characterised as an example of Post Normal science from a scientific as well as an technological epistemology.

Whereas genes responsible for the basic mammalian auditory plan have been well characterised (for example, see [ 37]), those responsible for species-specific adaptations are less known.

These two phenotypes are characterised by, for example, different risk factors.

A next generation laser ranging system for example could be characterised by the fact that it generates the full topocentric vector by simultaneously measuring a precise range and a precise direction towards the satellite.

Adaptive anxiety in mice may be characterised by changes in behavioural responses over time, for example habituation to a novel environment.

For example, the assumption of local independence can be characterised as comprising two elements, response dependency and trait dependency [ 18].

The second case may be characterised as viewing children as a "tabula rasa" or as an "empty vessel" to be prepared, for example, for tomorrow's school.