Sentence examples for characterised by the addition of from inspiring English sources

All the proposed structural countermeasures are characterised by the addition of few elements to the original structure, i.e. punctual masses and/or additional cables located in specific sections to reduce vertical and longitudinal relative displacements of the suspension cables, in order to preserve the bridge lightness and slenderness.

ATAC-PCR is an advanced version of quantitative competitive PCR characterised by the addition of unique adaptors for different cDNAs.

In addition, another group with 12 Class A samples and 7 Class B samples was characterised by the expression of TH17 genes in addition to TH1 factors, CXCR ligands, and CCL5 ligands.

In addition, tumours are characterised by the presence of large numbers of TReg cells, which reduce the cytolytic activity of tumour-specific T cells and also favour T-cell-tolerizing conditions.

The early stages of weld structure design are characterised by the gradual generation and addition of information to a generally incomplete product model.

"However, the reported symptoms of the patients, in addition to the epidemiological pattern of the events – characterised by the massive influx of patients in a short period of time, the origin of the patients, and the contamination of medical and first aid workers – strongly indicate mass exposure to a neurotoxic agent.

In addition the resistant NAs were characterised by the substitution of aspartic acid 354 by glycine, typical of the majority of oseltamivir-resistant H1N1 viruses that emerged in Europe and elsewhere during late 2007 and 2008 [ 15].

In addition, the co-composted substrates are characterised by the abundance of thermotolerant fungi.

In addition, around the periphery of the cells there were focal contacts, characterised by the identification of the protein vinculin by immunofluorescence.

His work is characterised by the use of reclaimed materials.

"Her entire oeuvre and way of thinking are characterised by the acceptance of differences," Fritze said.