Sentence examples for can be typified from inspiring English sources
Melbourne's suburbs, on the whole, represent a fairly even mixture of social classes and occupations, although some western sections can be typified as working-class districts.
The results of the cluster analysis suggests that the phenolic profiles obtained by HPLC DAD (Fig. 4) were species-specific, independent from location and time of collection, as indicated for the two samples of P. solanacea (Jaccard similarity value of 1), in such a way that each species can be typified by its phenolic profile.
Similarly, MIP and MAIC bacilli can be typified by the absence of RD6 region.
Given its activity spectrum, it can be typified as a halotolerant chitobiosidase.
This development can be typified as a shift towards a citizenship paradigm [ 6].
This family can be typified by the PFL_1302 protein from Pseudomonas fluorescens Pf-5 and is encoded in the genomes of several other Proteobacteria (Additional file 1).
Besides, the new champions may be typified not by Lenovo but by, say, Gazprom, through which the Russian state can make mischief abroad.
Its brand is typified by a font that I can only describe as the printed equivalent of jelly (its official name is Melt).
Monocytes and macrophages in the EOC microenvironment can be polarized toward a so-called M2 phenotype, which is typified by the expression of IL-10, TGF-b and scavenger receptors and is thought to promote tumor progression [49], [50], [51].
And what Desolat believes in can be heard in the label's signature diverse style, which has been typified over the years by homegrown standouts like tINI, Guti, Hector, Livio & Roby, Pulshar and Dice himself.
