Sentence examples for definition and characterisation from inspiring English sources
This review summarizes recent findings pertaining to the definition and characterisation of MSCs in skeletal tissues and discusses the mechanisms of their actions in regenerating of bone in vivo.
This predictive model also requires detailed definition and characterisation of inputs including: Historical data from buildings; Real time data such as measurements from meters and wired and wireless sensors underpinned by a Building Management System (BMS) and Future data such as short term weather forecast values and expected occupancy schedules.
The accurate definition and characterisation of a potential stem cell population, however, is dependent on its purity.
Since comparisons of antibody assays are often complicated by the lack of gold standards, much effort was directed to the definition and characterisation of the included patients.
On the other hand, for hazard identification and characterisation, a more specific case definition may be advantageous.
In particular, a multi-disciplinary understanding of their geomorphic processes, hydrology, and ecological form and function is not catered for in any single definition or characterisation that is useful to policy makers and land managers.
How we all goggled at the detail and definition of the images in Shrek in 2001 – a film now admired for the quality of the script and characterisation.
A clear definition of effective probiotic strain(s) and doses, identification of responding populations, quantification of the magnitude of expected effects, and characterisation of underlying microbiota deficiencies (microbes and/or their metabolites) are important for full implementation of probiotic interventions.
MOSFET aging and characterisation.
Plotting and characterisation are tendentious.
The writing, plotting and characterisation are superb.
