Sentence examples for characterised against from inspiring English sources

The implemented system has been characterised against controlled solutions of fluorophores and tested in vitro with biological samples.

The wear behaviour of FSPed materials is characterised against metallic and abrasive medium and the machining studies are done by drilling experiments in dry condition.

To identify possible inhibitors of AfChiA1, a number of plant-type chitinase inhibitors previously characterised against ScCTS1 were explored as potential scaffolds (Table 1).

These will need to be properly characterised and compared against known measurements.

Economic modelling weighs costs against characterised effects or predicted benefits in order to determine the most cost-efficient strategy but has traditionally used static models of disease not suitable for elimination.

Stephen O'Brien, the former Conservative MP who earlier this year was appointed as the UN's humanitarian chief, told a session of the Security Council that "the scope and level of cruelty that has characterised the attacks against civilians suggests a depth of antipathy that goes beyond political differences".

"The scope and level of cruelty that has characterised the attacks against civilians suggests a depth of antipathy that goes beyond political differences," he said.

Johnny Sexton did kick the Irish into the lead on 14 minutes, but it was a somewhat nervous opening by the home side as they showed little of the invention which characterised their display against the All Blacks in November.

Other malignant conditions are characterised by autoantibodies against tissue-restricted proteins, as seen in patients with paraneoplastic neurologic disorders (PND).

The 5′ upstream region of NnPAL1 is characterised using BLASTN against the whole genomic sequence of N. nucifera with NnPAL1 gene.

4 5 Mutations of SAMHD1 cause Aicardi Goutières syndrome (AGS), an infancy-onset inflammatory encephalopathy that phenotypically mimics congenital viral infection 6 and shows overlap with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), a multifactorial disease characterised by autoimmunity against nucleic acids.