Sentence examples for characterised as possible from inspiring English sources

Some miRNAs, as mir-21 (Schetter et al, 2008; Dong et al, 2011), miR-31 (Bandres et al, 2006; Dong et al, 2011) and miR-429 (Li et al, 2013) have been characterised as possible prognostic markers of CRC (Dong et al, 2011; Menendez et al, 2013), whereas others such as miR-126 (Hansen et al, 2012) and miR-150 (Ma et al, 2012) have been proposed as predictive markers of response to chemotherapy.

The opposition is sometimes characterised as liberal.

The diet of roundnose grenadier from the mid-Atlantic Ridge was quite diverse, and can be characterised as pelagic with possible benthic elements.

The rise of male behaviours and tastes which have been characterised as metrosexual has been made possible in large part by the decline in the stigma attached to male homosexuality.

But Belgium's threat analysis committee, Ocam, said it could be reduced to three, which characterises threats as "possible and probable".

The narrative tone - best characterised as a sardonic empathy - has possible progenitors in Muriel Spark and John Irving, but bears the individual imprint of Greek America.

Where possible, studies were characterised as to whether patients were identified as ER+ and/or PR+, and also HER2+ (ER/PR=oestrogen receptor/progesterone receptor; HER2=human epidermal growth factor receptor-2).

"These proposals cannot be characterised as home rule or as near federalism as is possible in the UK.

SNP typing was possible in three samples: one was characterised as SNP type 3I and two as SNP type 2F.

Analytical reasoning is characterised as a slow and relatively time-consuming process that is carried out consciously and systematically and, if possible, evidence-based.

Simons is often characterised as a minimalist.