Sentence examples for characterised into classes from inspiring English sources

The soluble cytoplasmic GST family is widespread across all organisms and consists of a large number of enzymes that can be further characterised into classes.

Flowering phenology in Ficus has been characterised into five phases.

The duration of statin use was characterised into 3 categories: use was characterised into 3 categories <2 years, 2 5 years and >5 years.

The research area was characterised as class I to IV on the CLSL and divided into 4 zones: negligible, low, moderate, and medium zones (Fig. 8).

India is commonly associated with caste; while the Philippines is usually characterised by class or status distinction.

For participants characterised as "upper class", whether the donation was public or private made no difference, with a mean of around 1.7 tickets donated either way.

Usually, the spectra of the same class and the same capturing method have, in this part of the spectrum, a shape that is useful to characterise the class.

Over one hundred genes have been characterised, including the classical class I and class I-related genes, as well as the class II gene families.

These are the consequences of what David Harvey has characterised as a neoliberal class project, where consolidation of class power is tied to "accumulation by dispossession".

Separate the students into classes.

Winton's own background was characterised by a working class sensibility and evangelical religion.