Sentence examples for characterised as a candidate from inspiring English sources

In the CNS, TIMP-1 was first characterised as a candidate plasticity gene induced by seizures and by stimuli leading to long term potentiation (LTP) [3], a form of synaptic plasticity considered as a cellular substrate of learning and memory.

In addition, although implicated in tumour development rather than cell invasion/metastases, SLC5A8, a sodium symporter identified by a global search for genes that were aberrantly methylated at high frequency in human colon cancer and consequently repressed in expression (Li et al, 2003), was characterised as a candidate tumour suppressor.

The opposition is sometimes characterised as liberal.

The son of the billionaire playboy Sir James Goldsmith is one of the Conservatives' highest-profile candidates, often characterised as a "glamorous green", and has a serious chance of being elected in his south-west London constituency of Richmond Park, at present held by the Liberal Democrats.

The adhesion processes were composed of hypothetical proteins, 1 of which was characterised as a secreted protein containing an LPxTG domain, which may be an important vaccine candidate.

Simons is often characterised as a minimalist.

The Mandelas cannot be characterised as a political dynasty.

Ravenhill, often characterised as a visceral dramatist, is complicated.

We hated that we got characterised as a bummer thing.

A doodle consisting of random scribbles was characterised as a map of the tube station.

She was not keen to be characterised as a woman architect, or an Arab architect.