Sentence examples for characterize one from inspiring English sources

The data sets can characterize one organism on different levels [ 1], or they can be measured on the same omics level but on different organisms/platforms [ 2, 3].

To characterize one contraction, we averaged the different ridge parameters values obtained on the 5 available bursts.

Based on the definitions of DNL, ADNL, and PNL, all parameters characterize one feature of soil nonlinearity, that is, the reduction in the site response amplitude at high frequency.

Now comes Neal Gabler to call the hyperpredictable "Everybody Loves Raymond" a "resonant comedy" on a par with "All in the Family," and Steve Vineberg to characterize one of the many ragged "E.R".

"To characterize one as the focus over the other wouldn't be fair," he said by telephone from Atlanta.

The first uprising this year, in which participants used mobile phones to summon their maids with packed lunches, was filled with the joy and song and idealism that characterize one side of politics.

In the past two decades, much effort has been made to synthesize and characterize one-dimensional perovskite manganite nanostructures in the forms of nanorods, nanowires, nanotubes, and nanobelts.

Experimental tests are performed to determine the hydraulics parameters, which characterize one-phase (air) and two-phase flow (air and water) in thin metallic foams (thickness of the order of 1.5 mm).

Using specific receptors, phagocytes recognize and bind specific "eat-me" signals appearing on apoptotic cell surfaces, among which externalized PS is the best characterized one.

Chen et al. [2] characterized one polymorphism in GABRG2 gene encoding the GABAA receptor gamma-2-subunit (rs211037) on a migraine case control population of 546 subjects.

Characterizing one of the two study arms, Dr. Bazzano stressed that the emphasis was on "vegetables and fruits".