Sentence examples for characterized as damaging from inspiring English sources

If the polymorphism was characterized as "damaging" or it led to a stop codon, the amino acid change was considered to be functional.

Actually, American Samoa's inclusion in the 2007 minimum wage law could be characterized as political collateral damage.

These cells were characterized as being irregular and damaged.

Predictions are characterized as either benign, possibly damaging or probably damaging on the output.

Sperm DNA damage, characterized as DFI, was evaluated by sperm chromatin structure assay using flow cytometry.

These amino acids have previously been characterized as markers of muscle damage (Lukaski et al. 1981).

Most of these 957 ticks were identified as I. ricinus, and 25 were partly damaged and only characterized as Ixodes spp. Four nymphs, from one bird, were identified as I. lividus.

Herbs were further characterized as containing "no preservative nothing to damage you or anything so it is good to take" (P10), and herbal products were thought "[to] not have side effects" (P05) and " could work with anything" (P02).

ALDH family genes have been well characterized as protectors ROS caused oxidative damage.

As Megan Townsend, GLAAD's Director of Entertainment Research & Analysis, revealed at the 2017 Television Critics Association press tour, 83 of the 278 regular and recurring LGBTQ characters on television "fall under the bisexual umbrella" but many are characterized by "damaging tropes".

Republican strategist Karl Rove had earlier encouraged Preibus to take a vocal stance against the debate, which he characterized as a distracting sideshow that could only damage participants.