Sentence examples for characterised and will be from inspiring English sources

These AMELY deletion chromosomes form part of a large set that is currently being characterised, and will be described fully elsewhere.

The mouse gene is the best characterised, and will be described in the most detail here.

At the start of potential reproductive life all women are nulliparous and will be characterised by an average pan-menstrual breast vascularity.

In other cases the category may be incompletely characterised: there will be examples of items falling within the category but no general characterisation of it (see Levenbook 2000, 201 11).

Knowledge of the structure and composition of these polysaccharides, accompanied by a suite of well characterised glycosyl hydrolases will be important for the success of lignocellulosic biofuels.

An elegant approach to characterising such functions will be to examine PC function in knock-in mice carrying the human NOD2 SNpolymorphismhism, which have been described previously.

At 12 months overall use of and benefit derived from the REACH-HF manual, and maintenance of self-care behaviours and coping skills will be characterised and linked to individual differences in 4-month responses.

Ceruminolysis causes disintegration and elimination of cerumen and so will be characterised by weight loss.

And so it is proposed that we ought to learn to anticipate that our engagements with boys and men will be characterised by dynamism, contradictions and contestations whose final goal is to resist transformation, frustrate change and conserve existing relations of gender power.

Yet not all locals leading what may be characterised as lefty lifestyles will be voting remain.

At 4 months, patients' engagement with, response to and use of the REACH-HF Manual will be characterised and differences between patients noted.