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Further insight into the nature of the halogen-bonding interaction in these systems is determined via an analysis of the fraction of electronic charge transferred between the subunits, and characterising how the interactions change when the halogen bond length and angle are manipulated.

Chastise seemed a strange word to characterise how the police deal with drug users until Reed explained.

The aim is to characterise how the control performance is influenced by each mechanical, electrical and control components.

We characterise how the brain departs from its functional baseline architecture towards task-induced functional connectivity modulations using a novel measure called task potency, allowing direct comparison between tasks by defining sensitivity to one or multiple tasks.

In the message sent shortly after The Sun came out in support of the Tories, Ms Brooks told Mr Cameron, "we're definitely in this together" – a phrase which Mr Cameron  later used to characterise how the country should deal with the financial crisis.

We characterise how the two noise sources confinement and burst modulate the relaxation kinetics of a non-linear reaction network around a non-equilibrium steady state.

Each row of the dependency matrix characterises how the corresponding species influences the other nodes, whereas each column indicates how the corresponding species is influenced by the others.

Further experiments were conducted to characterise how the co-administration of AZ10397767 with 17-AAG effected NF- κB transcriptional activity in PC3 cells.

Further, to facilitate identification of how novel immunomodulatory treatments alter the functional affects of microglia, we characterised how the soluble products from polarised microglia affected the type and rate of neuronal death; M1/2b induced increasing and M2a-induced decreasing neuronal loss.

A particular challenge is to characterise how these properties interact within the physiological milieu of disease states.

Characterising how evolution and coevolution of the parts affects community-level properties is vital to understanding the responses of ecological communities to changes in environment at all scales.