Sentence examples for characteristically confirmed from inspiring English sources

The appearance of steric layer surrounding the surface of particle not only characteristically confirmed the surface modification but also differentiated surface morphology between naked and surface modified NPs.

Although industry insiders who directly work with both companies have confirmed the deal, DJI is characteristically declining to offer any further details.

(Characteristically, the secretive Apple hasn't officially confirmed the plans, though they never do).

Snapchat confirmed the new feature to me in characteristically snappy style, saying "It's an easy way to add friends".

The fact that broken down anodic film can continue to grow in an electrolyte with characteristically higher breakdown voltage, known for other metals, was confirmed for Al as well.

Page responded to the gossip in characteristically unabashed style, neither confirming nor denying it but rather mocking it on Saturday Night Live in 2009.

Characteristically then, transcriptomic analysis of P. coccineus following growth on aspen or pine confirmed the expression of 15 AA9 genes, in addition to the one AA9 and two AA9s for which corresponding proteins were detected in PcoPine and PcoAspen, respectively, confirming the potential role of LPMO in wood conversion.

First, the presence or absence of 25 genome regions characteristically distributed between isolates of M. avium subspecies (Alexander et al. 2009) was confirmed in the examined genomes (see supplementary table S14 b, Supplementary Material online).

Both the SP-C-RON and SP-C-IgEGF/Myc lines facilitate spatial expression of the transgene, but result in nonuniform metastasis and a characteristically poor response to therapy, confirming that these transgenic lines are ideal for examining the role of specific oncogenes in tumour growth, differentiation, and transformation but not in drug evaluation studies [ 58].

Kristen Stewart, in characteristically allergic-to-bullshit form, neither confirming nor denying she was in a relationship with her female assistant, but telling NYLON magazine: "Google me – I'm not hiding".

Characteristically mum, the Stockholm authorities demurred from confirming whether their probe of a 16-year-old boy is indeed related to a 2004 hacking incident.