Sentence examples for characterised than from inspiring English sources

The temporal properties of kappa-opioid receptor (kappa-OR) mediated cardioprotection are less well characterised than delta-opioid receptor (delta-OR) responses.

They point out that our knowledge of Pluto's orbit is based entirely on optical observations and so are far less well characterised than the nearer planets.

His Sir John is less imaginatively and energetically characterised than his Schicchi, Wotan or Mephistopheles, but his ability to switch from a roar to a purr is intoxicating.

These links are more important, more complex, and more poorly characterised than most people realise.

These influences are more important, more complex, and more poorly characterised than is widely realised.

The assessment of this wide range of imaging modalities presented here begins by using surrogate papyrus "phantoms" which provide a test platform that is more controlled and well characterised than original cartonnage.

Furthermore, the G-box domain forms end-to-end fibrils that may be useful in studies of amyloidogenesis, yet be easier to characterise than true amyloids as G-box oligomers are soluble and reversible.

The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute is the single largest contributor to this effort, having generated more than 1500 knockout mouse lines and substantively characterised more than 1000 of these as of July 2015 (White et al., 2013; www.mousephenotype.org).org

In a speech lasting nearly four hours she extolled an eight-year record in office characterised more than anything by defiance.

Determining both the sugar donor and acceptor for a GT of unknown function can be challenging, and is one of the reasons there are significantly fewer well characterised GTs than glycoside hydrolases.

In many cases the properties determined are similar to those of the plasma membrane KATP channel lending support to the possibility that it is actually these channels present in contaminating plasma membranes that are being characterised, rather than true mitochondrial channels (see Section 8.2).