He said that they could be characterized, for legal purposes, "as the teaching of morals and character development from a particular viewpoint".
In total, the genotypes of M. tb from 404 subject could be characterized, both from sputa and culture in liquid and solid media (Fig. 1).
It was previously suggested that the mechanical properties of the fingertip could be characterized by elasticity from dc to about 100 Hz and by viscosity above this frequency.
Analysis of retrospective relapses in the current study demonstrated that the nature of relapses experienced in this population could be characterized by changes from baseline within specific domains of function using the MSRS-R.
The group of medicines to treat cardiovascular diseases, which account for a high share in the disease burden [ 44], could be characterized as "strategic medicines" from the industry's point of view.
Another study using a different criterion for deviance (below the 10th percentile) tried to determine if a proportion of dyslexic children could be characterized as suffering mainly from a selective visual span deficit or a phonological impairment (Bosse et al. 2007).
Inspection of the loci suggested that they could be characterized based on clustering (support from adjacent SNPs for association with AMD), Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium (HWE), and minor allele frequency.
Using this method, the mass balance was closed for samples derived from canola and soybean oil but only ca. 77 wt% of the OLP generated from CME could be characterized.
"But I think the [plaintiffs] made clear that the argument the bakery was advancing ― that the United States was advancing [via Donald Trump's solicitor general] ― that businesses that have services that could be characterized as expressive get an exemption from anti-discrimination law, was untenable".
It has also been suggested that cells from LLI could be characterized, at least to some extent, by a phenotype similar to that induced by the so called caloric restriction, a sort of mild starvation, which is the most efficient method to extend life span in animal models and humans [ 53, 54].
