Sentence examples for characterised by a specific from inspiring English sources

Each of these layers is characterised by a specific arrangement of fibrils as has been detailed described for more than 40 years ago [12].

It is shown that each landscape service is characterised by a specific spatial pattern, described in terms of heterogeneity and spatial range.

In the fibre wall one can distinguish anisotropic layers, each characterised by a specific thickness and orientation of the material's symmetry axes with respect to the fibre axis.

In contrast to prior hypothesis patients with CPTH were not characterised by a specific personality profile although long lasting CPTH was associated to higher neuroticism and a lower degree of extraversion and openness.

In addition, we demonstrate that genes in a differentiating nucleus are characterised by a specific distribution and composition of PTMs.

There is an increasing evidence that these tumours are characterised by a specific phenotype and pattern of gene expression.

Its structure is very similar to human arginine vasopressin, but the synthetic drug is characterised by a more specific V1 agonistic effect (V1 V2 ratio =2.2 1) compared with arginine-vasopressin (V1 V2 ratio =1 1).

R. solani is characterised by a high intra-specific diversity and comprises both multinucleate and binucleate species, which are further taxonomically divided according to their hyphal anastomosis into anastomosis groups (AGs; Anderson, 1982; Carling et al., 2002; Grosch et al., 2007).

More specifically, we consider operation of the flapping foil in waves characterised by a spectrum, corresponding to specific sea state, taking into account the coupling between the hull and the flapping foil dynamics.

Intravenously injected radiolabelled nanobodies have a specific biodistribution characterised by a high renal excretion, in combination with a low background signal in other organs such as the liver, lungs and myocardium.

The shape of the absorption edge in M7 with a strong shoulder between 380 and 450 nm suggests a specific arrangement characterised by a close packing of the molecules in the solid state.