Sentence examples for case was characterised from inspiring English sources

But the case "was characterised either by an absence of decision-making or by a disorganised situation where nobody was truly in charge, and it was consequently possible for nobody to take responsibility", said the judge.

In line with this conclusion, this peculiar SOX10-positive MEC1 case was characterised as an outlier in our previous expression array analysis (Ivanov et al, 2012).

Cluster 8 (15.0% of cases) was characterised by hypertrophy and purulent lesions of the spleen and liver.

One (42.7% of the cases) was characterised by the moderate-strong stromal localisation of small B1 cell-like IgM+/CD79+/CD20-/CD21-/CD23-/CD5 ± IPCs [ 8], and the other (35.4% of the cases) by the peri-glandular localisation of IPCs with irregular nuclei that had surface markers specific for a B cell subset (IgM and CD79), but quantitative differences in their λ and κ chains.

Typical cases are characterised by the association of nodules, cavitary nodules and cystic lesions.

This adds up to the point that labour-capital relations in all cases are characterised by a low value of work and a low degree of freedom, adding up to exploitative or greedy relationships.

Cases were characterised by serious, especially cardiovascular, co-morbidity.

All other cases were characterised as an incomplete response and underwent further chemotherapy.

However, all cases were characterised by a large number of discordant CNAs.

Importantly, all cases were characterised by a large number of discordant events.

Cases were characterised by localised retinal atrophy; in particular the inner retina had lost reflectivity and was attenuated.