Sentence examples for characterized it could be from inspiring English sources

If his food had to be characterized, it could be called -- well, no, it can't be.

Since gene GJB2 was identified and characterized, it could be shown that defects, that is, mutations, are present in this gene in more than half of all cases.

The other protein, Blr5067, was also expressed in bacteroids of B. diazoefficiens USDA 110, and is still poorly characterized [ 14]; it could be a LabA-like protein with a putative metal-binding site.

Wang purified an antifungal protein from the orchid Gastrodia elata and characterized it so that it could be used, potentially, to create transgenic plants that are resistant to fungal infection.

Mr. Gore said it "could be characterized as an exaggeration" when Mr. Bush said in the debate that the Gore campaign was outspending the Bush campaign.

I was merely suggesting that an often scorned piece of political behavior could be characterized in a way that it could be seen as a reasonable exercise of the franchise.

Hunter said, "It could be characterized maybe as a blood issue" — a remark that Silver seized on as evidence of the union's rigidity.

It could be characterized by measuring the changes in the radius of curvature of an overall stressed film on a substrate, i.e. global residual stress or by the curvature change of locally micromachined suspended cantilever beams, i.e. local residual stress.

But in this case it could be characterized by yarn porosity as backrest roller position is directly related to tension on yarn.

It could be characterized as a hybrid position with elements of epistemic anti-reductionism (organismal processes have to be understood in terms of their reciprocal contribution to a systemic goal an epistemological subordination of mechanism to teleology) and ontological reductionism (all causation is ultimately linear-mechanical).

It could be characterized, too, as a house with sturdy walls and open doors.