Sentence examples for characteristics characterised from inspiring English sources
Striking differences are also found for patient characteristics, characterised by in particular the younger and more disabled Dutch patients and the older and less disabled (mostly female) Italian patients.
Using EIS, the effect of electrode parameters such as Pt catalyst wt%, acid doping in PBI and PTFE baesd electrodes and catalyst heat treatment on kinetic and mass transport characteristics is characterised.
Hence, the question "Which specific design characteristics actually characterise successful virtual learning environments?" is of specific interest for training and development practice.
The data collected will broadly be characterised as system characteristics, EMS dispatch characteristics, patient characteristics and EMS process variables.
Notwithstanding this impressive difference between groups, some doubt has been attached to the results of this study because of the small size of the patient cohort studied and because baseline disease characteristics were not fully characterised.
In this work a broad phylogenetic study has been undertaken which, considered in the context of the functional characteristics of some fully characterised CDF transporters, has aimed at identifying molecular determinants of substrate selectivity and at suggesting metal specificity for newly identified CDF transporters.
RCCs are often hypervascular and therefore have a characteristic contrast enhancement pattern characterised by washout in the venous phase [33].
In type 1 diabetes, absent pancreatic insulin secretion is the opposite phenotype to the endogenous hyperinsulinaemia characteristic of most conditions characterised by insulin resistance.
The data collected will be characterised broadly as system characteristics, emergency medical services (EMS) dispatch characteristics, patient characteristics and EMS process variables.
Broadly, such factors have been characterised as relating to characteristics of the patient; characteristics of the clinician; and features of the practice setting[ 5].
The health centre has a peri-urban catchment area ie: surrounding an urban town with characteristics of a rural setting; characterised by low income and crowded living conditions.
