Sentence examples for characterized findings from inspiring English sources
Below we present examples of significantly altered path-ways that are clearly evident in our data analysis, which substantiates the previously characterized findings and reveals the correlation of cellular and organismal aging.
With Atoms In Molecules analysis the bonding structure of the Na+ with the surface was characterized, finding the surface cation show four or five (3, −1) bond critical points with the oxygens of the surface (four for the interaction with the basal oxygens and one with the oxygen of the hydroxyl in the ditrigonal cavity).
First, the solvability conditions (nonlinear-global observability or detectability) are characterized, finding that: (i) the conditions depend on particular motions and growth mechanisms, and (ii) with isotonic (or nonisotonic) growth, the unknown input state pair is observable in the classical (or nonstandard) single-valued (S) [or bivalued (B)] sense.
AcCR was purified and characterized, finding that AcCR as a dual coenzyme-dependent short-chain dehydrogenase/reductase (SDR) was more preferred to NADH for biocatalytic reactions.
Four MYB transcription factors were classified and characterized, finding three of them with high expression and one down-regulated in lignified tissues.
In other words, radiologists may be able to identify and characterize findings predictive of invasive versus DCIS with more accuracy and precision in older women.
In The Times, an author of the report, R. Bethene Erving, characterized the findings as "a harbinger of change," adding that, "to see if it's really a real trend we would obviously need more years of data".
