Sentence examples for be characterised on a from inspiring English sources
It is applicable to a collection of samples, while individual samples must be characterised on a probabilistic basis.
Instruments can be characterised on a number of key dimensions: Goal, target or domain Nature of the mechanism or instrument (continuous or threshold based) Uncapped vs. capped Competitive vs. non-competitive Positive or negative Timing The principal categorisation of adjunct incentives is the goal, target or domain that is the object of the incentive.
In which, the nature of the surface is characterised on a 1 km2 resolution using an urban morphology database.
First the thermodynamics of adsorption has been characterised on a single analytical chromatographic column, then the separation has been scaled- up to the SMB laboratory unit.
Monocyte HLA-DR (mHLA-DR) membrane density (geometric mean florescent intensity (gMFI)) was characterised on a BD FACS ARIA IIIu flow cytometer.
The effect of hitch-hiking on neutral polymorphism has been described by Braverman et al. [ 23], but has not been characterised on a selected background.
16 17 These patterns reflect overall dietary behaviour and can be characterised on the basis of a priori knowledge (hypothesis oriented approach) or by the use of data driven techniques (empirically derived dietary patterns).
CEUS therefore appears to be a "problem-solving" technique able to orientate the diagnosis towards the benignity or malignancy of a lesion that could not be characterised on other imaging techniques with a high level of diagnostic accuracy [4, 24, 25, 26, 27].
Our study also found that CEUS often provides an additional diagnostic value for those focal liver lesions that cannot be characterised on CT.
As mentioned previously, pancreatitis may be characterised on CT by fluid collections, peripancreatic fat stranding, or diffuse oedema within the pancreas.
