Sentence examples for characterised separately from inspiring English sources

Copper clusters were synthesised and characterised separately before TiO2 nanoparticle surface modification.

For instance, circular particulates may be more likely to be non-proteinaceous, such as microbubbles, and can be characterised separately from proteinaceous particulate matter (26).

However, those studies characterised separately either AtHB7 or AtHB12 in different Arabidopsis genotypic backgrounds, what makes difficult the underpinning of the function of these TFs.

The study design enables the contribution of maritime air and the anthropogenic emissions to be carefully distinguished from each other and separately characterised.

However, low event counts precluded a more detailed decision model that could characterise health events separately with statistical modelling and marginal prediction.

ILC is the second most common form of breast carcinoma after invasive ductal carcinoma, characterised by tumour cells invading the breast parenchyma either separately or in chains.

The data were then further stratified by the variables identified in the linear regression, and the remaining variability of commuting distances within each stratum was characterised by fitting a functional form to the distance distributions separately for each stratum with at least 5 individuals.

Binary variables capturing whether diarrhoea and ARI were reported or not were created, and separately for each reported illness, the health-seeking was characterised by whether or not help was sought.

The cover of each type was increased separately up to 5% of the area in three Danish landscapes, which are characterised by low hare densities.

Both vectors were separately transformed in 29-13 cells, immediately cloned and all phleomycin-resistant cell lines were characterised by immunofluorescence with the anti-PFR2 antibody L8C4.

Fra-1 and Fra-2 are characterised by two or more bands in Western blots representing different phosphorylation states, which were evaluated separately as described (Milde-Langosch et al, 2004).