Sentence examples for could not be characterised from inspiring English sources

His third novel, Beware the Monkey Man, unlike its predecessors, Bible Two (1982) and The Booker Prize Winner (1997), could not be characterised as knockabout humour.

CEUS therefore appears to be a "problem-solving" technique able to orientate the diagnosis towards the benignity or malignancy of a lesion that could not be characterised on other imaging techniques with a high level of diagnostic accuracy [4, 24, 25, 26, 27].

Subjects who had moved to other areas and in whom the symptoms could not be characterised were excluded.

Consequently, the effect of each agent on the lipid profile and endothelial function could not be characterised due to the small sample size of the study.

The other isolate containing pefA was the isolate that could not be characterised by serotyping from a dead herring gull, which was sampled at a different location from, and one year later than, the two live starlings.

A medially directed compressive force caused by direct impact to the shoulder results in injury, as shown in figure 4. Features of these players are shown in tables 7 and 8. Two players were injured by mechanisms that could not be characterised into one of the three groups described above.

"At that point," the Tory source said, "Labour were very good at capturing the unionist vote, and we couldn't be characterised as the party that wanted to put the union in danger – it would have angered our people.

For the quail MHC, extended regions have not been characterised and could not be included [ 35].

The γ1 subunit gene promoter region has not been characterised.

However, its function has not been characterised to date.

The ε subunit gene promoter has not been characterised.