Sentence examples for characterised by a network from inspiring English sources

In this work, bioactive glass ceramic scaffold characterised by a network of pores and struts were obtained using the sponge impregnation method.

The specimens of the new taxon are generally characterised by a network of complex, interconnected burrow systems constructed by a meiofauna and small macrofauna of invertebrates [ 36, 37, 39, 54].

Cytochrome b Haplogroup II, which is divided into two haplogroups for HVR1, is characterised by a network structure in which forest and savannah elephant samples are not overlaid (see Figure 3).

Polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy (PCV), a distinct clinically relevant exudative macular disorder, is characterised by a network of vessels with two distinct components: a complex of branching vessels and multiple, terminal, reddish-orange polypoidal lesions.

Moreover, the large foreign investing firms, characterised by a logistics network diffused on the territory, are able to supply the increasing demand of the Italian manufacturing firms, which operate in the global market.

The apex of the 28-km-long Jökulsárgljúfur canyon is characterised by a complex network of palaeo-flood channels and large vertical knickpoints such as Dettifoss (54 m high) and Hafragilsfoss (20 m high).

As a result, the host mounts an immune-inflammatory response that is characterised by a complex network of cellular and molecular interactions in the host tissues.

Tumours are characterised by a vascular network that consists of immature blood vessels with large fenestrations in the endothelial cell layer and in the basal membrane [ 16].

The human mammary gland is characterised by a branching network of ducts that terminate in clusters of small ductules that constitute the terminal ductal lobular units (TDLUs).

11 PCV, characterised by a branching network of inner choroidal vessels with terminal aneurysmal dilations, is most common in Asian individuals and other pigmented races (reported in 22 55% of Asian patients with neovascular AMD), but has also been observed in 4 14% of Caucasian patients.

The architectural arrangement of an epithelial tissue is characterised by an intricate network of junctional structures such as tight, gap and adherens junctions and desmosomes.