Sentence examples for characteristics so that from inspiring English sources

These judgments give the stones their present characteristics so that, for example, the flint is condemned to break before the much softer horn, as it indeed does when the horn is pressed against it to flake it.

This result emphasizes the need to fully assess the tissue wavelength absorbance characteristics so that SHG imaging can be performed in pigmented as well as non-pigmented samples.

Potential novel yellow pigments accumulated constantly at the late stage of the fed-batch culture, which resulted in a shift in pigment characteristics so that yellow pigments became the dominant pigments.

Clinical studies are needed which take into account well-defined metabolic and lifestyle characteristics so that treatment strategies can evolve that make use of the inherent reversibility potential from postprandial glucose and fat dysmetabolism.

Care also needs to be taken in allowing interpretation of the external validity of the findings, either by controlling for characteristics so that broader conclusions can be drawn or by using sampling in a way that more accurately represents the wider population.

These collections preserve rare and endangered plants and their unique characteristics, so that scientists can study them and breeders can use them to develop improved varieties.

In Jonson's plays both eccentricity and normal behaviour are derived from a dominating characteristic, so that the result is a live, truthfully conceived personage in whom the ruling passion traces itself plainly.

More importantly, the imprinted membrane can produce good "gate effect" because of its own structure characteristic, so that it has fine permselectivity for the template, matrine molecule.

The residual stress in films is an in-plane characteristic so that it is sensitive to the degree of in-plane chain orientation in addition to the thermal history term.

Fragrance is genetically related to flower colour (white, or pastel shades) and is a recessive characteristic, so that when fragrant and non fragrant varieties are crossed, not all progeny will be fragrant, whereas two fragrant progenitors will produce an all fragrant progeny.

The external appearance of species of the A. brunneus complex is very characteristic, so that even incomplete remains would be recognizable, and in central and northern Europe the fossil record from the LGM and the Holocene is very complete [ 24].