US convention strictly uses "-ize," "-iza-,' and "-izi-." For example,characterise, characterisation, and characterising rather than characterize, characterization, and characterizing.
As a result, recent research has focussed on a refinement of predictive classifiers from well-characterised, rather than clinically heterogeneous, patient cohorts.
In contrast, Luhmann suggests that where trust characterises a relationship, choices may be inherent, variable outcomes accepted and disappointments characterised by internal rather than external attribution of blame.
Chipperfield's architecture can be characterised as elemental rather than simply Modern.
By contrast the response of the British media has been characterised by fear rather than compassion, but there are plenty of ways that individuals can offer support.
Our results indicate that MPM is also characterised by increased rather than decreased activin A levels.
For the urban revival of any city, it's a prerequisite that citizens engage with the spaces, buildings and histories that characterise it, rather than deny those features; that they understand and reuse them.
This strongly suggests that these in-vitro studies are characterising committed progenitors rather than pluripotent stem cells.
The use of structural variables to characterise neighbourhood deprivation rather than using aggregates of individual-level variables adds to its strength [ 8, 21].
This has been a tournament characterised by collective displays rather than outstanding individuals but what star quality there has been has often come from Portugal.
