Sentence examples for characterised thus from inspiring English sources

Throughout a Ryder Cup prelude characterised thus far by cagey mutual respect, Phil Mickelson has tossed the first jibe at his European opponents by joking that the Americans "don't litigate" against each other.

The life of a Slovak doctoral student could be characterised thus: feverish activity or extinction.

However, we think, that this is unlikely, as all of the children in each group were very well characterised, thus the results represent a trend that provides direction for further studies.

However, only a limited number of rumen microorganisms have been isolated and physiologically characterised thus far [ 4].

Whereas numerous predictive factors have been characterised thus far, early prognostic markers that interfere at the beginning of tumour progression are scarce.

Those AAT loci characterised thus far suggest that the ultimate causation for changing AAT repertoires will derive from the specific needs of life stages and the particular properties of substrates.

Chemoresistant micrometastatic disease is poorly characterised and thus it is not used in current clinical practice as a tool to personalise treatment approaches.

If you took him, Neil MacGregor at the British Museum and Nicholas Serota at Tate, clever men all three, you could crudely characterise them thus: MacGregor the charismatic communicator, Serota the enigmatic powerhouse, Penny the professorial academic.

They involve multiple stakeholders from different organisational contexts and are thus characterised by competing priorities.

"The Irish," wrote Derek Malcolm in the London Evening Standard, "are thus characterised as innocents, the Black and Tans as sadistic villains.

So encumbered, the prime minister might lose some of the swagger that has characterised his premiership thus far.