Sentence examples for characterised there from inspiring English sources
In other cases the category may be incompletely characterised: there will be examples of items falling within the category but no general characterisation of it (see Levenbook 2000, 201 11).
While the haematopoietic system is well characterised, there is some disagreement about the ontogeny of the adult system.
Although our cough patients were carefully characterised, there are a number of limiting factors to our study.
functions of the CSLD family of genes are not fully characterised, there have been a large number of phenotypes described for CSLD mutant lines.
Although the cellular consequences of leptin receptor activation are becoming well characterised, there are still gaps in our knowledge of how the neuronal leptin system functions.
While the current causative species and their toxins are relatively well characterised there remains a lack of understanding of the factors governing the temporal and spatial appearance of harmful phytoplankton.
However, the mechanisms whereby nicotine may influence intestinal inflammation are poorly characterised and there have been few studies of the effects of nicotine on the cellular responses of IBD patients, especially in CD.
Mechanisms of resistance are incompletely characterised and there are no predictive biomarkers in clinical practice for cytotoxic drugs.
The biofilm extracellular matrix remains poorly characterised but there is evidence that β- 1,3 -glucan is a major component (Al Fattani and Douglas, 2006; Nett et al., 2007).
The immune response to this infection in mice is very well characterised and there is a distinct polarisation of immune response in resistant and susceptible strains of mouse [ 12, 13].
The natural history of patients commencing dialysis in East Yorkshire is not well characterised and there is little convincing evidence which has studied the impact of potential factors prior to commencement of renal replacement therapy (RRT) at predicting mortality during dialysis.
