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Untreated hemp fibre reinforced polyester composites in this study have been characterised as having poor fire resistance and would not be expected to pass a full scale fire resistance test in their current state.

Schools in England that are successful at attracting and retaining females in upper secondary physics courses, have been characterised as having a future focus that values the study of science, and as schools where students participate in work placements, career days and university visits (Bennett et al. 2011).

Rural settings have been characterised as having distinct social, environmental and cultural features which may have a significant impact on the wellbeing of persons living in these regions.

A large network of interacting proteins mediates the highly orchestrated pathways of programmed cell death [ 10], and several TRIM proteins have been characterised as having regulatory roles in initiating and executing apoptosis.

I suppose Britain is characterised as having a class-ridden society, and America perhaps less so.

Four patients were characterised as having an optimal morphological response and yet were classified by RECIST as having SD.

The soils are characterised as having the texture of sandy silt throughout the 0 60 cm layer (Table 1).

Atomic physics allows the possibility of evolutions to states that would usually be characterised as having a lower thermodynamic entropy.

Four of the patients included in the present study were characterised as having SD but showed a good morphologic response, reflecting the inadequacy of RECIST for response evaluation of targeted treatments.

The surface topography of a conventional diamond grinding wheel can be characterised as having a perplexity of abrasive particles with random crystallographic orientations resulting in different heights of protrusion from the bond and inherent varying inter-particle spacing.

Until a few years ago, the commonly accepted value for the InN band gap energy was 1.89 eV [4], but the majority of the results were obtained on samples grown by sputtering technique and were characterised as having a polycrystalline structure.