Sentence examples for consistent characterisation from inspiring English sources

The comprehensive use of different instrumented indentation and microscopy techniques facilitates a complementary and consistent characterisation and has allowed us to extend the insights from previous studies at high temperatures across the transition to the low temperature deformation regime.

In an interview discussing the game, Nintendo of America localiser Rich Amtower discussed an emphasis on maintaining a consistent characterisation between the two games.

This work has allowed us to derive a consistent characterisation of copy number variation among 589 European samples.

Turnbull has also been criticised for his consistent characterisations of Australia's refugee resettlement program as one of the world's most "generous".

Less consistent is the characterisation regarding attitudes even for the respective early adopters: several studies identified lifestyle [13], technological affinity and economical awareness as crucial factors influencing buying decisions and the usage of carsharing services [20, 21, 27].

Our results are consistent with the biological characterisation of p22phox derived from experiments using specific antibody or genetic manipulation.

In the other 15 cases, the presence of a normal karyotype together with the morphological and immunophenotypical characterisation was consistent with a diagnosis of non-neoplastic specimens.

These findings are consistent with our initial characterisation of the compound and are in accordance with its reaction with Hsp-90.

Visualisation of the expression patterns of the Dpp target genes Race and u-shaped (ush) in tld E839K homozygous mutant embryos reveals that expression of the peak threshold gene Race is lost and expression of the lower threshold gene ush is narrower than in wild-type embryos, suggesting shallow gradient formation, consistent with the previous characterisation of this allele as weak.

Whilst its membership has been criticised in some quarters for representing too many heavy polluters, it is consistent with the government's characterisation of green growth.

These results are consistent with previously reported molecular characterisation (Bradbury et al, 1997), and the results of functional assays showing that ZD4054 specifically inhibited ETA-mediated antiapoptotic effects, but not ETB-mediated proapoptotic effects, in human and rat smooth muscle cells (Curtis et al, 2004; Dreicer et al, 2005).