Sentence examples for deeper characterisation from inspiring English sources
Therefore, to confidently analyse Dystrophin binding dynamics, the presence of this cytoplasmic pool has to be taken into account and a deeper characterisation is required.
Yes, the action doesn't really require deep characterisation but given the source material it feels like a missed opportunity.
Initial impressions are promising, with Cryptic's usual flair for deep characterisation allowing you to define just about every aspect of your character.
A deep characterisation of the catalysts by TPR and FTIR has been performed.
Concerns have also been raised about the development of the characters: in a 1986 interview, script editor Tony Barwick described Captain Scarlet as "hard-nosed stuff" that lacked humour, stating, "It was all for the American market and to that extent there was no deep characterisation.
Tremendous atmosphere, rich characterisation and ideally complex plotting.
Samples of outlier patients considered as 'exceptional responders' or as 'rapid progressors' based on the clinical follow-up will be subjected to deeper molecular characterisation in order to identify new prognostic and predictive biomarkers.
Second, such information coupled with the history of the disease after metastatic relapse and in particular the deeper molecular characterisation of the clinical 'outliers' can lead to similar findings in the metastatic setting.
With a fragmented plot that is less plausible than a Harry Potter movie, it combines the historical seriousness of Monty Python's Life of Brian with the deep emotional characterisation of the Wacky Races.
By deep molecular characterisation of this ctDNA across multiple sequential biopsies, it is hoped that researchers and oncologists will gain a better picture of cancer's genetic makeup and how this evolves over time, without the considerations associated with spatial heterogeneity.
In particular, for the triple-negative (ER-PgR-HER-negative) tumours, this deeper molecular insight into tumour characterisation should allow new targets for tailored therapies to be identified.
