Sentence examples for correctly characterized in from inspiring English sources

Therefore, these results may indicate that the interaction hotspots and the binding sites were correctly characterized, in spite of the size and the complexity of the ligand.

But after Robinson dived on the floor to wrestle the ball away from the Lakers' Jordan Farmar with the score tied, 64-64, early in the fourth quarter, the Celtics scored the next 6 points and never trailed again as their coach, Doc Rivers, rode a wave of emotional and at times unbalanced reserves in what Robinson correctly characterized as a Shrek and Donkey show.

Owing to different displacement rates of solid versus cystic material, this technique correctly characterized the cystic component of complicated cysts in B-mode ultrasound.

It is more correctly characterized as a description of a mechanism of differential survival of individuals in a lineage, rather than the cause itself.

Steven W. Johnston, a spokesman for Mr. Foster, said Senator Breaux had correctly characterized the governor's position.

Jen Howard, a spokeswoman for the consumer agency, said that Ms. Warren correctly characterized her participation.

But, Wolfowitz continued, "Poland had a phrase that correctly characterized that as 'the stability of the graveyard.' The so-called stability that Saddam Hussein provided was something even worse".

This truth-teller, who correctly characterized the majority opinion Citizens United v. FEC as a "glittering generality," has pulled no punches indicting Chief Justice Roberts' opinion in McCutcheon, saying "the voter is less important than the man who provides money to the candidate.

Spiral CT correctly characterized 75 hemangiomas.

What will be required in human studies is to perform standardized psychiatric interviews in the context of lifecourse studies to allow depressive disorders to be correctly characterized.

MRI depicted all coalitions (seven correctly characterized), but a proliferative synovitis was incorrectly characterized as a fibrous coalition [ 22].