Sentence examples for characterize led from inspiring English sources

In an interview, early MTV video host J.J. Jackson, who pointed out that he does not characterize Led Zeppelin's music as heavy metal, described a bootleg recording from their first American tour, "if this were the only recording somebody ever heard of them, it doesn't get much more 'heavy metal' sounding than this, does it?".

As described below, the realization that TOR controls many cellular processes that collectively determine mass accumulation, combined with the fact that there was no direct role for TOR in the cell cycle machinery then being characterized, led to the notions that TOR controls growth and that growth is thus actively controlled.

Cyclic voltammetry and the atomic force microscopy (AFM) were used to characterize lead deposits on RVC and fractured vitreous carbon (FVC) electrodes surface.

This basic knowledge shall then be used to predict, design or characterize lead compounds that may in turn inhibit/delay Alzheimer's disease's progression, extending the therapeutic offer of the other leads already being investigated in this line.

Past research indicates that socioeconomic status is associated with both academic achievement [ 43] and lead burden [ 44]; the relationship among the three variables has prompted some scholars to characterize lead as an environmental contributor to the achievement gap [ 29, 30].

It becomes clear that the development of effective antifibrotics is an important unmet clinical need and with it remains the necessity for rapid in vitro screening tools to characterize lead antifibrotic compounds before they are tested in animal models.

No other characterized lead compound had significant effects on glucose.

Promising candidates were synthesized, assayed, and characterized, which led to the identification of subnanomolar inhibitors to drug-resistant variants.

These are important to consider in any endometriosis research study, and it may be that the inclusion of different patient populations in studies, which cannot be adequately defined or recognized as they have been poorly characterized, has led to conflicting results between studies of different populations (2).

This investigation was designed to characterize three lead ferrites obtained from the 'ferrite process' for lead removal from wastewater.

The body-oriented behaviours that characterize NSSI have led scholars to examine the way in which those who self-injure experience the body as a valuable intrapersonal factor worthy of investigation.