Sentence examples for characterised here from inspiring English sources
That political class is harshly but perceptively characterised here: as both increasingly, offputtingly professional in style – the airless, Westminster-only careers, the over-complex policy-wonk language – and increasingly amateurish in practice – ever more transient ministers and civil servants unable to cope with longterm projects such as government computer contracts.
He certainly had weird, manipulative flirtations with young unmarried women – characterised here as "paternal" – and was the father from hell, refusing to let his sons be educated and forcing them to take vows of celibacy that they inevitably failed to keep.
Is it because his manically depressed father committed suicide that O'Rourke can't settle to ordinary life, characterised here as the kind of existence in which one might shop for rugs, order salad, listen to U2 and drink chablis, activities that appear to imply a degree of self-care, perhaps even joie de vivre, but also carry with them the tang of bland uniformity masquerading as discernment?
Although the polymers present in all samples were successfully characterised here by visual examination of collected spectra, users can often rely on the use of spectral libraries for matching the spectra of unknown materials with stored data.
It has been concluded that the mass-damping parameter cannot be used alone to define critical response, and that for analytical models to be useful they must include amplitude dependent effects which will predict "lock-in" behaviour which has been characterised here by the peak factor.
Talking about his style for this exhibition the press release states, "Using oil stick, Shrigley's characteristic line is rendered as though he were drawing with a pencil, but is characterised here by the textured opacity of the material.
The design of the study was based on experimental parameters which we characterise here as quasi-experimental with a quasi-control group.
Our analysis of the burgeoning REDD + landscape literature yields a typology of landscape approaches, which we characterise here as economic, political and ecological.
The divergence of signalling for EMP regulation between EGF and hypoxia that we characterise here is of therapeutic importance, particularly bearing in mind associations in breast cancer patients between EMT, poor prognosis and treatment resistance.
The analgesic efficacy of minocycline in diabetes is well characterised; therefore here we assessed the effects of minocycline on large and small fibres and on the regulation of MMPs in peripheral nerve in diabetic and age-matched control (nondiabetic) rats.
We have here characterised part of the molecular mechanism responsible for causing apoptosis after treating cells with a garlic extract.
