Sentence examples for characterised series from inspiring English sources

Comparison was made with a previously characterised series of younger (<70 years) patients.

In the current study, we used a large (n = 1,176) and well characterised series of patients with early stage invasive breast cancer to investigate the frequency of discordant HER2 gene and protein levels and to evaluate the role of AP-2α/β, AP-2α and YY1 in these tumours.

Over a period of 20 years, and overcoming great technical difficulties, he isolated and characterised the series of elements now known as actinides.

We have synthesised and characterised a series of square planar group 10 metal complexes that exhibit switchable metastable-state behaviour.

Since tumours with small chromosomal deletion are useful in delineation of tumour suppressor loci, we subsequently characterised another series of OTs focusing specifically at the 1p36.3 region with an aim to obtain additional cases harbouring interstitial deletion.

A chemometric method for the treatment of ion mobility coupled to mass spectrometry (IMS/MS) data is proposed as a complementary tool for obtaining experimental evidence for the study of MS fragmentations, which can provide a direct and automatable methodology for characterising ionic series and the hierarchy of all product ions of an MS spectrum.

Naomi West of The Daily Telegraph characterised the first series as "boundary-pushing", suggesting that "the bold decision to approach the series in the same way as an adult show has been the key to its success ... [it] delivers more laughs than most post-watershed comedies".

Today's campaign was characterised by a series of personal attacks against Ed Miliband by Conservative ministers.

The so-called "aluminium wars" were characterised by a series of gangland-style murders, political skulduggery and extortion claimed at the highest levels.

The Sanders campaign hopes that Indiana will mark one last turning point in a Democratic race characterised by a series of surprise comebacks that have prolonged Clinton's otherwise relentless path toward the nomination.

The Sanders campaign hopes his victory in Indiana will mark one last turning point in a Democratic race characterised by a series of surprise comebacks that have prolonged Clinton's otherwise relentless path toward the nomination.