Sentence examples for been characterised only from inspiring English sources

Critical illness myopathy (CIM) is a primary muscle disorder that has been characterised only in recent years [ 4].

Two MRP-specific proteins (proteins not found in P, Smn1 and Rmp1) [ 66] have been characterised only in yeast and thus using MRP-specific proteins to indicate the presence of MRP, is not an option at this stage.

They can therefore not be applied after strain localisation and behaviour model can be characterised only over a very limited strain range.

Isolated, primary omental haemorrhage is a rare entity that is characterised only in case reports.

At present, commercially available nanomaterials are characterised only for the purpose of establishing whether a desired property is exhibited; there is no legal requirement for toxicity tests.

Of 19 mRNA isoforms that were characterised, only few are protein coding and likely to affect tumorigenesis; all of these have been reported previously by us and others (Supplementary Figure 1).

Malawian adolescents have proportionately fewer naïve CD4+ and CD8+ T cells than UK adolescents, whether naïve T cells were characterised only by expression of CD45RA (CD45RO- cells) or by combinations of markers which are considered to identify "truly naïve" T cells (CD45RO- with CD11a and CD62L or CD45RA with CD28 or CCR7).

The affected subjects show no haematological or biochemical abnormalities and the phenotype of this mutation is characterised only by an accumulation of L-ferritin in the lens, resulting in cataract, although a direct relationship between the mutation and the lens deposit of aggregated and crystallised ferritin has not been formally demonstrated.

After all, his short time as prime minister had been characterised not only by frenetic political activity and legislative change but scandal in the form of the Khemlani Affair and the more literal affair of Jim Cairns and Junie Morosi.

In yeast, a nucleotide exchange factor, Ysl2p [24], and a GAP (GTPase-activating protein), Gcs1p [25], have been characterised; in mammals, only a yet uncharacterised ARF-GAP has been described [26].

The study has shown that recruitment of health workers under a decentralised arrangement has not only been characterised by complex bureaucratic procedures, but by severe delays and sometimes failure to get the required health workers.