Sentence examples for characterised as of from inspiring English sources

Since breakpoints have not yet been established for Brucella species, these strains cannot be confidently characterised as of intermediate resistance, although a reduced susceptibility may exist.

This is not, and cannot be characterised as, regulation of the press.

Robert Francis says: "Unhappily, the view of nearly the whole board can be characterised as one of denial".

The clinical isolates were identified as L. donovani by PCR-RFLP analysis of cysteine proteinase b [17] and were further characterised as members of the same genomic subpopulation which is circulating in most leishmaniasis endemic regions in Nepal [18].

In the current issue of The Word magazine, David Hepworth wonders why they became characterised as "victims of hapless marketing", as opposed to active, discriminating fans whose favourites fly off the shelves.

The question on wheeze ever, does not mention attacks of wheezing in order to identify children with persistent symptoms characterised as episodes of attacks [ 42].

Of the forty-four thieves, fourteen fell into the category which Bowlby characterised as being of an "affectionless character".

Economic slowdowns can often be characterised as periods of hesitation.

Climate science has been characterised as one of thinking globally but acting locally.

Singaporeans are characterised as consumerists of insipid taste.

They were variously characterised as part of a garage rock, post-punk or new wave revival.