Sentence examples for characterised as generating from inspiring English sources

It thus corresponds to locus D1Z5, which had been previously characterised as generating 1.9 kb DNA fragments upon restriction by Hind III and as covering 100-300 kb [ 12].

Using the Basic Local Alignment Search Tool (BLAST) as part of annotation and functional prediction, several characterised as well as uncharacterized transcription factors and genes were found in the dataset.

These are each characterised as arising from the cells of conception producing hCG and having extremely high sensitivity to chemotherapy (Seckl et al, 2010).

Indeed, HMRN rates could be applied to any well-characterised population, generating estimated or expected frequencies, depending on the assumptions made.

Animals were generated [ 23] and characterised as described previously [ 18, 23- 25], and generously provided by Dr Barbara Kream, University of Connecticut, USA).

None of these is characterised as political.

Much of this money could be characterised as corporate welfare.

Algorithms are often characterised as dark and scary robotic machines with no moral code.

And for a band often characterised as mindless boogie merchants, there's a slyness to their playing.

British guitar bands became characterised as meat-and-two-veg - dull, bland, thin gruel, whereas this is seen as sleek, modernist, exciting, a mish-mash of modern elements".

Anne has usually been characterised as clever and Jane as stupid, a compliant doll manipulated by her brothers and the papist faction at court.