Sentence examples for characterized as reference from inspiring English sources

Several grassland sites and one native prairie site located nearby were characterized as reference points for examining biodiversity and soil quality attributes of the treatments.

Previous research has suggested that the disruption to memory-task performance seen following acute exposure to 3,4-methylenedioxymethaphemtamine (MDMA) with rats might best be characterized as reference memory impairment rather than a working memory impairment.

A fluid containing only OA-treated magnetite nanoparticles is also characterized as a reference.

The specimen Z0 is characterized as the reference sample with a shear tensile stress of 9.7 MPa and a completely adhesive fracture pattern.

ZnO deposited on crystalline silicon and then annealed at 700°C was also characterized as a reference, before and after annealing (Figure 4b).

Dispersions of Carbon Black, a colloidal particle of much larger diameter, characterized as a reference system, showed a different nanomorphology and were not responsive to pH modifications, due to a different dispersion mechanism.

The prevalence of pain in the last six months among Brazilian adults can reach up to one third of the adult population in some capitals and/or interior cities, with a mean of pain intensity of approximately 3.2, characterized as a reference between "severe pain" and "very severe pain", according to Silva and Ribeiro-Filho [ 1].

As can be seen in Fig. 4, only one study is older that 10 years and it was not ruled out once it is characterized as a primary reference for this SMS.

In this respect, the GameStick is kind of a no-frills vanilla equivalent to NVIDIA's pricey Shield handheld, which costs $349 and which PlayJam characterizes as "a reference platform for Tegra 4," a laudable but niche attempt by a chip company to get into the consumer device business.

Depending upon the soil depth, which can be highly variable at short distance (presence of chalky parent material ranging between a few centimeters and >1 m), soils can be characterized as leptosols (rendzinas), cambisols and luvisols (reference soil groups after the World Reference Base for Soil Resources IUSS Working Group WRBB 2015).

Reads that had two segments of length >20 that mapped to noncontiguous portions of the reference genome were characterized as chimeric.