Sentence examples for characterized by modifying from inspiring English sources

The taxonomy contains closely-related but non-synonymous concepts as separate entries (e.g. there are 29 synonyms for bronchogenic carcinoma, and 15 synonyms for bronchioloalveolar adenocarcinoma) Other items in the taxonomy that have multiple term-variants are the so-called pre-coordinated terms characterized by modifying phrases.

Experimentally measured droplet number distributions are characterized by modified log-normal distribution.

Because the development of such fireballs usually differ from those of organic peroxides the properties need to be characterized by modified equations.

Although most migraineurs may be characterized by modified cortical excitability, it therefore cannot be definitely assessed that it is one of the causes of the disease and not just an epiphenomenon strictly linked to the disease.

The radial profiles of plasma current density and magnetic field used in the coupling model are characterized by modified Bessel function model (MBFM) derived from the well-known Taylor's theory.

The oligosaccharide profile of each purified antibody was characterized by modified matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry (MALDI-TOF MS) in positive-ion mode, as described previously [ 29].

General corrosion is signified by thickness loss of the material and is characterized by a modified Faraday's Law.

The interfacial polymer fraction [25, 27] is characterized by a modified structure [28, 29], slower dynamics [30 33], and increased thermal stability [21] in comparison to the bulk.

UCNP-labeled HeLa cells are characterized by a modified Olympus FV1000 laser scanning confocal microscope equipped a continuous-wave (CW) NIR laser operating at 980 nm (Connet Fiber Optics, China).

In parallel, a large proportion of the CD27+ B-cells die by apoptosis while CD27− B-cells are characterized by a modified phenotype [14].

We propose that not only do these strategies involve birds constantly adjusting the expenditure rate of their locomotor activity to the natural variation in the force of buoyancy with depth, but they are also characterized by birds probably modifying their own buoyancy intentionally through respiratory control as a means for reducing swimming effort.