Sentence examples for characterised represent from inspiring English sources

These tumours, which have been extensively characterised, represent the heterogeneity of the disease and retain the most important genetic features of the originator tumour (Rubio-Viqueira et al, 2006; Rubio-Viqueira and Hidalgo, 2009).

Considering family structure, while it is our belief that the different structures characterised represent considerable heterogeneity in experience, it is possible that there are societal norms and expectations in Turkey which transcend these structural differences (eg, pertaining to the importance of the mother-in-law relationship even where there is no coresidence).

Results: Thus far 3 of these clones, spermine/spermidine N1-acetyltransferase, Triad 3 and a novel gene which we have termed 'novel Vif binding protein', have been characterised and represent attractive candidates for mediating Vif action during HIV replication.

Advantages of this system are that once the LoxP parent cell lines have been characterised, they represent a resource from which it is quick, easy and efficient to generate cell lines with predetermined transgene expression profiles.

Thus, current results may be best characterised as representing the influence of current community remoteness on persons who have received these diagnoses.

Thus, single "representative" species are by no means sufficient to characterise or represent taxa [ 53].

For example, we know that the flow of water vapour from the land surface depends on many factors, not all of which are fully characterised or represented in models (and the many simulations, such as the IPCC scenarios, that depend on these).

Conformational flexibility in serpins is well characterised and represents a crucial evolutionary advantage of their function [11].

Compound 61 was structurally characterised; it represents the first CO2 complex of gold in any oxidation state.

The collection of ESTs characterised here represents a substantial increase on the genetic information available for melon.

A large collection of high-quality ESTs was obtained, de novo assembled and characterised, which represents a dramatic expansion of the current transcript catalogues of P. tabuliformis and which will gradually be applied in breeding programs of P. tabuliformis.