Sentence examples for characterized white from inspiring English sources

In arabidopsis and other plant species, root responses to low Pi availability have been well characterized (White et al., 2005).

Hindrance modulated orientational anisotropy, a true-tract specific index to characterize white matter diffusion.

This study aimed to characterize white space impacts on the perceived well-being of older adults.

Image analysis techniques were then used to detect, count and characterize white females in the mixtures.

Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) is a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technique that can characterize white matter (WM) architecture and microstructure.

This report describes a previously established, simple, easily applied method of electrophysiological measurement that can characterize white matter axonal dysfunction following demyelination and potential recovery after remyelination.

Dinielli says the narrative being used by opponents to same-sex marriage in defense of religious freedoms is part of a tradition that has come to characterize white Christian culture since the end of slavery.

These results demonstrate that our measures are able to characterize white matter, especially complex white matter found in regions of fiber crossings and hence can be used to derive new biomarkers for HARDI and can be used for HARDI-based population analysis.

To characterize white matter alterations in children with isolated or concurrent developmental coordination disorder and/or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) compared with typically-developing controls, and to determine whether group differences on motor and attention tasks could be explained by differences in diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) measures.

A reading of the American Journal of Obstetrics suggests that its physician-contributors understood and deployed these distinctions extensively, characterizing white women as weak, frail, and nervous while non-white women and poor people were described as strong, hardy, and prolifically fertile.

Let's have that debate!" While the details of what exactly motivated Wednesday's killings remain unconfirmed, many media critics have hit back at the mainstream media's tendency to characterize white shooters as mentally ill.