Sentence examples for characteristics claimed from inspiring English sources

In hundreds of pages of scientific evidence, India argued that its basmati varieties already had the characteristics claimed as unique by Ricetec.

Carbon technology is advancing rapidly, with even greater performance characteristics claimed for single-atom-thick layers of graphene.

The performance characteristics claimed by the manufacturer are an analytical sensitivity of 0.6 pmol/L and functional sensitivity of <5.9 pmol/L.

We first consider Brazil's health technical cooperation within the country's wider cooperation programme, aiming to identify its key characteristics, claimed principles and values, and analysing how these translate into concrete projects in Portuguese-speaking African countries.

Brazil's general as well as health sector-specific characteristics and claimed principles suggest some important departures from how development cooperation has been traditionally practiced (Table 1).

"But meeting somebody who possesses the characteristics they claim are so important is much less inspiring than they would have predicted".

These characteristics, they claim, can be linked to superior corporate performance.However, the structure of boards varies greatly around the world, and this makes it harder to judge the effect of non-executives.

Yet, our population reported higher scores in validity scale "Lie" that may reflect an unsophisticated defensiveness in which respondents are denying negative characteristics and claiming positive ones because they judge it to be in their best interest [26].

This study analyses the differences in patient, physician and claim characteristics between claims that are judged in court and those that are settled out of court.

The verifiability criterion thus imposed a standard that was too strong to accommodate the characteristic claims of science and was not justifiable.

The characteristic claim of so-called 'subject-sensitive invariantism' is perhaps that surprising features of the subject are relevant for whether a subject knows.