Sentence examples for characterised in general from inspiring English sources

However, medicine and biology have not been characterised, in general, by a mathematical formalism.

The kinetics of ivermectin are characterised, in general terms, by a slow absorption process, a broad distribution in the organism, low metabolism, and slow excretion.

Such a process is characterised in general by a succession of operations, which may, in particular, be mechanical or chemical, in order to obtain a significant quantity of a standardised product".

Particles over forest regions remain poorly characterised in general but assessments indicate that they are diverse and that many (the proportion is unclear) are biological, e.g. potassium rich dust over the Amazon (Poehlker et al. 2012).

In the same dictionary, the word "general" is defined as "what can only be characterised in general terms, covering the totality while ignoring the details".

αMYH morpholino induced a modest change in Ca2+ transients, characterised in general by a low rise and decay with some small or aborted transients (Fig. 4C).

We show here how non minimality impacts the corresponding geometric solvability conditions and how the global set of the fixed poles of such control problems can be characterised in the general case (i.e. without any controllability or observability assumption).

General properties of the particles and their dispersions were characterised in 1st part of the work.

Together with the common SNP haplotype structure associated with each deletion, these results strongly suggest that the small deletion variants characterised in this study represent ancient events that probably occurred only once and became common in the general population.

Lysozymes have been characterised in several insects.

Differential geometry is a standard tool to characterise surface shape in general.