Sentence examples for characteristics extended from inspiring English sources

Obesity has become pandemic characteristics, extended to the whole world, reaching all ethnicities, ages without gender differences.

In health information websites, two key functional characteristics extended from original TAM are essential: 'usage support' and 'customization'customization

The association of fluoroquinolones with aortic aneurysms was robust across patient subgroups and aneurysm severity, similar in magnitude to the risk associated with hypertension, persisted after multivariate adjustment for baseline patient characteristics, extended to the subsequent hazard of dissection or rupture, and significantly exceeded any association observed with amoxicillin.

The resulting sensor exhibited a considerable enhancement in the potentiometric and voltammetric response characteristics: extending the linear dynamic range and lowering the detection limit.

It is also not known if these characteristics extend to other A. paupercula varieties.

Since the discovery of GFP in Aequorea victoria, researchers have identified GFP-like proteins from other cnidarians with distinctive biochemical and spectroscopic characteristics, extending their utility as fluorescence probes [ 11, 12].

A characteristic extending spontaneity is the duration of hazards and their impacts on infrastructure.

Given its accumulation characteristics, extended-reach horizontal wells and cluster horizontal wells were drilled to produce shale gas.

While smaller nanoparticles appear poly-oriented, larger ones exhibit CO oxidation activity characteristic of extended Pt(1 0 0) terraces.

The knowledge of these characteristics will extend the applicability of PCR-CTPP for polymorphism genotyping.

"The biggest challenge we face nowadays is how to rationally translate them to cure more patients". To that end, Dr. Cerchietti and his colleagues are developing strategies against lymphomas based on characteristics that extend to the molecular level.