Sentence examples for characterized as true from inspiring English sources

The maximum time interval between an automatically detected peak and the closest marker (detection latency), that allows a detection to be characterized as true positive (TP), is selected equal to 50 ms.

The four protein bands were excised from the gels and characterized as true ABPV capsid proteins by subsequent MS/MS analysis.

GH11 EX cannot cleave glycosidic linkages next to a branch [ 10, 13], and they are sometimes characterized as "true" xylanases because of their exclusive activity on D-xylose containing substrates [ 14].

The probability of true synapomorphy is characterized as the probability of a signal occurring in the internode (i.e. an informative difference in ancestral states at the two ends of the internode; corresponding to M ≠  N in Figure  1) multiplied by the probability of no subsequent state change in the four subtending branches.

When this is not true, the data are characterized as being either over-dispersed or under-dispersed.

These indicated three PPI subnetworks are true cellular complex biological networks characterized as scale-free.

At UC, Berkeley in 1969 which Reagan characterized as "a haven for communist sympathizers … and sex deviants"—his true nature asserted itself in a devious game of entrapment.

Anyway, we have to acknowledge that there is something true when certain aspects of Latino culture are characterized as machista and conservative.

"Anything that's characterized as Disconnection or this kind of thing, it's just not true," Church spokesman Tommy Davis told CNN in a previous interview.

Can this be characterized as a tax?

Such ovaries are characterized as lacunate.