The phrase “characterized on that” is not considered proper English.
In order to make a sentence using “characterize,” you should use one of the following forms: 1. He characterized the situation as dire. 2. The situation was characterized by urgency. 3. She was characterized by her tenacity. Example: His commitment to the project was characterized by dedication and patience.
Alternatively, one might say that the lineages characterized on the genic level, that is, the surviving alleles, are the relevant long-term beneficiaries.
Reactive lymphoid hyperplasia (RLH) of the liver is a rare and benign nodular lesion that is characterized on histopathology by the proliferation of non-neoplastic lymphocytes forming follicles [1].
The effect of SYT-SSX2 on the Ring1B/Bmi1 complex was further characterized on a representative promoter- that of the NGFR gene- by chromatin immuno-precipitation (CHIP).
While the authors would like to claim that all the eukaryotic components are compatible with one another (from yeast to shrimp to rabbit etc), we know from an earlier publication where CrPV is characterized on E. coli ribosomes that mechanistic differences can result.
This DNA harbors elements that control genomic activity such as gene regulators, non-coding RNAs and less well characterized elements that position the chromosomes on the nuclear matrix.
As a result this method provides better results when it is tested on videos characterized by conditions that are similar to those present in the training videos.
In particular, it appears that a business culture based on organizational flexibility characterized by technologies that generate tasks with responsibility and extended autonomy and non-standard transformation processes, has a positive effect on problem solving abilities (0.42; **).
Recently, a circadian rhythm of milk and milk component synthesis has been characterized that is partially dependent on the timing of feed intake.
A burly man with a booming voice, Mr. Butcher became a leading critic of the hostile takeovers and junk-bond financing that had come to characterize that era on Wall Street.
Stage 1 lymphedema is characterized by swelling that is reversible on elevation at night.
