Sentence examples for characterising the extent from inspiring English sources
Resonance frequencies are found and their usefulness, or otherwise, in characterising the extent of inner filling fraction.
This system will be useful for characterising the extent of MGD and objectively evaluating the effect of MGD treatments.
The correlation of markers of axonal injury with the phosphorylation pattern in NFs after ischaemic intervention is crucial in characterising the extent of damage.
This involved characterising the extent and the degree of rock decomposition from layers' thicknesses and lithologic description of the geo-electric layers, particularly the saprolite and the bedrock using the corresponding layers' resistivities.
This will characterise the extent of multi-potency and establish developmental relationships between mesodermal lineages.
There is a strong need for techniques to characterise the extent of crosslinking as a function of time and depth in this type of coating.
Given the regulatory importance of P concentrations in triggering ecological quality thresholds, there is an urgent need for detailed monitoring and research to characterise the extent and magnitude of different groundwater P sources, the likelihood for P transformation and/or storage along aquifer-hyporheic zone flow paths and to identify the subsequent risk to receptor ecosystems.
"We want to now follow this 'treasure map', to go to these sites to characterise just how broad this deep hydrosphere is, to characterise the extent of ages, and then to try to understand the differences in the kinds of life we might find in one fracture versus another.
To further characterise the extent to which the AVE is affected in Hexdact/+ mutants, the expression of five AVE markers was analysed at 6.5dpc.
First, we characterised the extent of developmental and fecundity deficits in GA480 by determining the schedule of egg production, number of progeny on each day of adulthood and the adult size and growth rate of GA480 (Figure 5A and 5B).
Here we have further characterised the extent of pDC impairment by analysing several NK cell functions including expression of CD69 and CD25, IFN-γ production, and tumour killing potential in HAART- treated and untreated HIV-1 infected individuals.
