Sentence examples for characterised from a from inspiring English sources

The reconstructed canopies were characterised from a structural perspective in terms of foliage surface area, vertical leaf area density, single leaf area, and leaf angles.

Two commercial enzyme products, Depol 40 (D) and Liquicell 2500 (L), were characterised from a biochemical standpoint and their potential to improve rumen degradation of forages was evaluated in vitro.

This will enable the collection of large DNA samples from patients who have been well characterised from a clinical, cognitive and, potentially, imaging perspective.

No TRP gene has yet been characterised from a reptile.

Habitat was characterised from a 1.5 m length of video frame grabs centred on each core location (using a Sony DVBK 2000E V1.00, pixel resolution was 1.7 mm).

Putative family 2 receptor genes were isolated and characterised from a number of different invertebrate genomes.

The role of lysosomes in autophagy has been well characterised from an early point in autophagy research [59].

The obtained filters were characterised from either a structural or a catalytic viewpoint, employing in this last case isopropanol dehydration (catalysed by the acidity of γ-Al2O3 itself with no need of further deposition of catalytic principles) as a model reaction to simulate the capability of the filter of catalytically abating noxious gases.

In a statement, Mr Parkinson said the council had been "characterised from the outset by lurid allegations designed to grab headlines and paint this authority and its officers in the worst possible light".

Only a small number of TCP genes has been characterised from tomato (Solanum lycopersicum).

A number of Mx adhesins have been identified and characterised from non-fimbriate (non-piliated) bacteria.