Sentence examples for characteristics is characterised from inspiring English sources
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.
On a general note, diurnal variation of ionospheric F2 layer characteristics coefficient of variability (CV) is characterised by post- and pre-midnight peaks at all seasons, epochs and longitude.
Chromosome instability (CIN) is a frequent characteristic of solid tumours and is characterised by gain or loss of whole or partial chromosomes.
The preference measurement assumes that each product or service is characterised by one or more characteristics, which in sum represent this product or service [11].
Talking about his style for this exhibition the press release states, "Using oil stick, Shrigley's characteristic line is rendered as though he were drawing with a pencil, but is characterised here by the textured opacity of the material.
In elaborating on characteristics of tools/techniques and ensuing ways of selecting them, the designer's portfolio of tools/techniques is characterised.
It is characterised by erythema, rapid enlargement of the breast, skin ridging and a characteristic "peau d'orange" appearance of the skin secondary to dermal lymphatic tumour involvement.
The modified film is characterised by a wetting tension of 35 dynes/cm and exhibits the anhydride group characteristic properties.
Fibromyalgia (FM) is characterised by diffuse musculoskeletal pain and stiffness at multiple sites, tender points in characteristic locations, and the frequent presence of symptoms such as fatigue.
Teacher instruction is characterised by a predominant presence of the teacher (for a further description see section "Situational characteristics: Different learning settings at school").
The HER2 subtype is characterised by amplification of the corresponding gene, and other breast cancer subtypes also exhibit characteristic perturbations in tyrosine kinase signalling.
