Sentence examples for characterised complete from inspiring English sources

We considered these four individuals infected with low titre Wolbachia because we had previously characterised complete MLST profiles in other individuals of these host species.

In addition, tiling array studies have characterised complete transcripts at both the 5' and 3' end for over a third of the yeast genome [ 23].

This should have played a role in patterns of land use and mobility and, ultimately, in the composition of archaeological assemblages, mostly characterised by complete reduction sequences.

In summary, an operational model characterised by complete control of the analytical process is achieved, enabling the autoimmune laboratory to offer the same level of security to the patient as offered by the clinical chemistry laboratory.

In essence, flow is characterised by complete absorption in what one does.

To investigate the relationship between the modern Emu and the King Island Emu we characterised the complete mitochondrial control region and cytochrome c oxidase subunit I (COI) as well as part of the nuclear encoded melanocortin 1 receptor (MC1R) gene.

The remaining 156 lung cancers (59%) were characterised by complete absence of cytoplasmic staining or marked reduction (<10%) of immunoreactivity.

TP53 null tumors are characterised by complete absence of p53 protein, probably due to degradation of their mRNAs by nonsense-mediated RNA decay [ 32].

The locked-in syndrome (LIS) is characterised by complete loss of voluntary motor output but preserved sensory input and consciousness, as a result of a ventral pontine lesion.

The mean scores of the two subgroups characterised by complete follow-up appeared not to differ, and the profiles of the mean scores changed similarly over time.

Previous studies looking at the commensal staphylococci in dogs have concentrated on CoPS species, particularly MR-CoPS species, the CoNS group or MR-CoNS species [ 9- 13, 14, 17, 17, 23, 50], but no study has characterised the complete canine commensal staphylococcal population.