Sentence examples for characterised water from inspiring English sources

The contributions of hydrological models and digital cartography are considered against a background of changing information needs and the likelihood that the long term stability which has characterised water resource variability in the past may not continue in the future.

In order to understand better the mechanism of respiratory inhibition by CORM-3, and because most bacteria (unlike mitochondria) possess numerous distinct oxidases, we asked whether mutants expressing each of the three oxidases of E. coli differ in their sensitivity to this well-characterised, water-soluble CO-RM and the CO released from it.

Drylands cover approximately one-third of the Earth's surface, are home to nearly 40% of the Earth's population and are characterised by limited water resources and ephemeral river systems with an extremely variable flow regime and high transmission losses.

Given the well-characterised role of a number of heat shock proteins in response to environmental stimuli such as heat, water stress and oxidative stress [ 51], this is most likely an example of highly coordinated transcript regulation in response to environmental stimulus, rather than an example of developmental regulation.

None of these is characterised as political.

Much of this money could be characterised as corporate welfare.

The left characterised Brexit as "a working-class revolt".

Algorithms are often characterised as dark and scary robotic machines with no moral code.

It was this fusion of nationalism and Islamism that characterised Nasser and contributed to his popularity.

I've played … more characterised people, people who are slightly odd or eccentric".

He argued for a re-creation of the reformist "movement for children" that characterised that age.