Sentence examples for characterised such as from inspiring English sources

In order to determine their suitability to measure mass deposition in the form of solid particles, some topical aspects must be characterised, such as the sensitivity versus temperature and grain mass and the sticking efficiency versus grain speed.

Analogous alkoxides have also been prepared and structurally characterised, such as 25.

In some other studies, more specific derivatives of the Western pattern have been characterised such as the 'junk food', the 'red meat', the 'high fat/high sugar' or the 'sweets and salty snacks' pattern.

Several large effect QTLs have also been characterised, such as the RAD5 allele [54] and the CYS4 allele [55] in the S. cerevisiae wine strains RM11 and M22 respectively, that show a pattern of inheritance almost analogous to a Mendelian trait.

Participants characterised such decision-making as risky, in part because patients' satisfaction is evaluated retroactively based on outcomes.

We characterise such cavities as a function of external viewing angle by measuring both the white-light reflectivity and photoluminescence emission following non-resonant optical excitation.

Foskett said that "characterising such a scheme as involving or being analogous to 'slavery' or 'forced labour' seems to me to be a long way from contemporary thinking".

Mr Justice Foskett, sitting at the high court in London, said that "characterising such a scheme as involving or being analogous to 'slavery' or 'forced labour' seems to me to be a long way from contemporary thinking".

Instead, Mr Blair characterised those, such as Mr Cameron, who argue for a change in the UK's relationship with the EU as really being in favour of withdrawal.

However, while useful, functional homology is more difficult to determine, there being a lack of widely distributed and well characterised reagents such as monoclonal antibodies, traditionally used in mammalian studies, to help with confirming functions and cellular interactions of fish molecules.

Interestingly, some previously characterised oncogenes such as AURKA [43] were not in peak regions or frequently amplified at a high level.