However, the laboratory-based approach lacks providing a valid representation of the kinematics and kinetics characterising over-ground propulsion [ 15].
But they did so without the stomach-churning lurches that usually characterise over-exuberance.
To characterise over-users so that the primary care team can take corrective measures.
Although both models we considered describe the data almost equally well, the simpler one, which excludes non-progressive cancers, necessarily cannot characterise the over diagnosis of non-progressive cancers, which is a major limitation and one of the motivations for introducing an indolent class of tumours in the main model.
"If you look at the history of AI, it has been characterised by over-optimism.
Hence, when fuel prices are high and the market is characterised by over-capacity and, thus, falling freight rates, shipowners implement slow-steaming.
The pincer morphology is characterised by over-coverage of the femoral head by the acetabulum, which leads to abnormal contact between the femoral neck and acetabular rim [1, 2, 7].
The first subclass is characterised by over-expression of ERBB2 and other genes at the 17q22 amplicon.
These good prognosis tumours were mainly characterised by over-expression of ERBB3 and down-regulation of cell cycle-related genes such as CCNA2 and CCNB2.
16 17 25 26 Adults with chronic depression are characterised by over-controlled traits, including greater self-criticism, impaired autonomy, rigid internalised expectations, excessive control of spontaneous emotion and inordinate fears of making mistakes.
All inoculated cattle displayed signs of a 'nervous disease form', characterised by over-reactivity to external stimuli, apprehension or anxiety (see Additional file 1: 'H-type BSE (H1)' and Additional file 2: 'L-type BSE (L1)' showing over-reactivity and apprehension during the examination).
