Sentence examples for characterisation found from inspiring English sources
Biological characterisation found six distinct patterns including a novel cluster, which was not observed in the younger patients.
He admired the cleverness of the "Idris/TARDIS" characterisation and found the relationship "quite touching".
CD31+VEGFR-1+ CECs, a sub-population that still lacks an in-depth biological characterisation, were found to be significantly increased by treatment.
When stratifying respondents by demographic characteristics (age, sex, region, specialty and political self-characterisation), we found that a majority of respondents from all subgroups expressed enthusiasm about SDM as a cost-containment strategy and decision support tools that show costs.
A relation between the response of different characterisation methods was found.
In conclusion, using atomic-resolution structural and spectroscopic characterisation we have found that the growth of bismuth ferrite manganite of target composition BiFe0.5Mn0.5O3 on SrTiO3 results in the formation of Mn4+-rich APBs emanating from the film-substrate interface.
Further information about these mutations and their functional characterisation may be found in [ 4] and in the DBA genes Database [ 38, 39].
The supporting high density P. monodon linkage map and SNP characterisations can be found in [ 39].
Banks-Smith and The Times Tim Teeman questioned Dot's characterisation, and Teeman ultimately found the episode "much-loved character overkill", while Gerard O'Donovan of The Daily Telegraph called Brown's performance "mesmerising" but said the episode was "fuss over nothing".
The most established role is in lesion characterisation where it has found a role in distinguishing benign from malignant breast and musculoskeletal lesions [ 38, 39].
Aim The purpose of our study was to compare the effectiveness of 3.2, 5 and 7.5 mm slice thicknesses in the detection and characterisation of liver lesions found on computed tomography (CT) in patients with known or suspected malignant disease.
