Sentence examples for be simply characterised from inspiring English sources

Research suggests that Trump's core support should not be simply characterised as the white working class.

The model is simply characterised by: the matrix-fracture porosity ratio, the matrix block geometry, and a characteristic diffusion time.

For a simple reaction involving a single solvent and a monominerallic surface, this rate is simply characterised by the reaction rate kinetics.

Second, while these studies are fascinating, it is frustrating to try and place them in the context of previous work because the labelled populations being investigated are simply not well characterised.

Hazan is simply wrong to characterise it as, in large part, a legend concocted by the Thermidorians and repeated by grasping successors "who have governed and taught us ever since".

As is well known, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is simply considered a lung disease characterised by the presence of fixed and progressive airflow limitation derived from airway inflammation/remodelling associated with parenchymal destruction so-called pulmonary emphysema.

McNerny and Burkard (2011) compared cVEMPs for AC and BC over a 30 dB range but reported the relationship was simply "monotonic" without further characterising it.

George Hull in the Spectator described the youth as "wimpy pseudo-hedonists", Fraser Nelson characterised them as the "Ab-Fab generation" unable to match the debauchery of their parents, and a Spiked article on the subject simply characterised the trend as depressing.

Naïve and memory T cells can most simply be characterised by the reciprocal expression of the CD45RA or CD45RO isoforms [ 1, 2].

Although there is no official apology from the rapper, Minton said what police characterise as a riot was simply "benign, boisterous activity" and assured that his client had no intention of provoking violence.

There was simply no outlet in Scotland for the fear and loathing that characterised the EU debate in England.