Sentence examples for clearly characterised from inspiring English sources
As shown in Figure 3, Spain is clearly characterised by this dual composition.
The ligand, 1 and 2 were clearly characterised by elemental analysis, FT-IR, 1H NMR, UV Vis spectral studies, electrochemical studies and in addition single crystal X-ray diffraction studies were performed for 1 and 2. The Schiff base ligand [LH] shows a significant variation in its coordination behaviour with copper II) ion in absence and in presence of dicyanamide ion in 1 and 2 respectively.
Natural immunity that develops against P.falciparum malaria in endemic regions, providing protection from infection and/or disease, has yet to be clearly characterised.
Many previous studies have been conducted in research clinics or specialist settings and have not clearly characterised the comparison condition.
This distinct synovial cell population is clearly characterised by cell surface expression of FAP which is paralleled by cell surface expression of activation markers.
Although trastuzumab and pertuzumab target different epitopes of HER2 (Badache and Hynes, 2004) and have differing modes of action (Franklin et al, 2004; Spector and Blackwell, 2009), downstream signalling and the molecular response to anti-HER2 antibodies has not previously been clearly characterised in any cancer setting in vivo.
The findings demonstrate that processing impact record clearly characterises the horizontal and vertical distributions of the mass flow for a compound fertiliser NPK and potassium chloride.
In 1930, Brouwer's most famous pupil, Arend Heyting, published a set of formal axioms which so clearly characterise the logic used by the intuitionist that they have become universally known as the axioms for intuitionistic logic (Heyting 1930).
This review was not however able to clearly characterise effective interventions promoting increased physical activity in this patient group.
The second step in conducting a delivery system evaluation is to clearly characterise the pathway of the delivery system and to define the proximal and distal coverage outcomes.
And it's a closed language characterised by clearly demarcated responsibilities, a logic-bending commitment to perpetual growth and a them-and-us way of seeing the world.
