Sentence examples for characterised to us from inspiring English sources

In a statement to Buzzfeed, Fox News said it had "published what was characterised to us as a first person account of Ms. Woolrich's experiences".

They add: "It cannot be right that a person bringing a divorce petition, in most cases a woman, is subject to what has been characterised in evidence to us as effectively a divorce tax.

The use of variance analysis across the three sites will allow us to characterise opportunities to improve CABG affordability.

The gs breast carcinomas characterised by us still seem to have a quite well-regulated cell cycle as shown in cyclins A and E mRNA expression studies, and they possess only a low percentage (⩽8.8%) of cells with nonmodal DNA content values, indicating a homogeneous tumour cell population.

"We've taken all the things that were meant to characterise us as apathetic and used them as political tools," says Sofie Buckland, an English literature student.

The latter is a delicate institution characterised, like most US comedy writing rooms, by Harvard Lampoon alumni taking hours to craft a joke and existing on takeaways.

Maria Miller, minister in the Department of Work and Pensions, seems desperate to characterise us as lazy and feckless scroungers – deeply offensive coming from someone who used £90 of public money to pay a gardener for work on the second home she "scrounged" £23,000 for.

Don't you dare try to characterise us as "anti BBC" as a substitute for coherent debate.

Dysplastic nodules cannot be characterised on US or CT.

The differential response of M059J and M059K gliobloastoma cells to TQ treatment prompted us to characterise these cells to determine whether defective DNA-PKcs status has resulted in any specific changes in the basal genetic traits.

Studies comparing US and MRI have shown that contrast enhanced MRI is superior to US in characterising adnexal mass lesions[ 8 11 ].