Sentence examples for characterisation suggesting from inspiring English sources

As with Banks-Smith's review, Teeman felt that the episode was incompatible with Dot's former characterisation, suggesting that her Christian faith ought to have tempered her decision not to care for Jim.

Although limited by a small number of vaccine failures, we interpret these findings to be consistent with indicators of immunogenicity showing very high vaccine induced antibody response and with virological characterisation suggesting an excellent match of vaccine to circulating virus.

Solid-state characterisation suggested a chemical interaction between PLA and drug compounds, irgasan and levofloxacin, and the collagen increased the amorphous regions within the samples.

Protein characterisation suggests the most abundant faecal serine proteases are human and probably pancreatic in origin.

Phenotypic characterisation suggests that SNPs in TCF7L2 modulate the risk of type 2 diabetes, primarily through an effect on insulin secretion [ 3].

Indeed, one of the basic indicators of a vampire's rehabilitation is that they get the hots for her, from which one can infer that failing to want to have sex with Buffy is evidence of a profound moral decrepitude (an interesting departure from standard teen-screen sirens, whose characterisation generally suggests that their viewer/admirers should feel dirty and disgusting for admiring them).

This combination of characterisation studies suggests formation of a well-dispersed Mo2C phase over tetragonal zirconia.

They also investigated the structural characterisation and suggested that these microspheres were comparable to glasses of the same composition in other forms, such as powders and discs (Abou Neel et al. 2008, 2007, 2009b).

Further imaging characterisation may suggest that the lesion is a benign cystic renal tumour, i.e. Bosniak I or II lesions.

Then there are the complex characterisations that suggest nothing is black-and-white; moments that plant seeds of doubt about each character – as in season one where Saul fails the lie-detector test.

Surprisingly, while genetic differences between species accounted for 9-159-15%igenetic differences accounted for 19-20%, suggesting that characterisation of these very closely related species is best served by considering both genetic and epigenetic information rather than genetic information only (Additional file 3).