Sentence examples for essentially characterised from inspiring English sources

The US and the UN condemned what they essentially characterised as a southern provocation followed by a northern over-reaction.

They cited Strike and Posner's [ 9] definition of synthesis as an activity in which separate parts are brought together to form a 'whole'; this construction of the whole is essentially characterised by some degree of innovation, so that the result is greater than the sum of its parts.

'Facial projection (FP)', although a distinct measure, essentially characterises a large component of 'upper facial height (FHT)' (Figure S1).

The urban areas at these lower altitudes were essentially slums, characterised by low incomes.

Apart from the PM3 simulations, all SW simulations are essentially monomorphic characterised by a single dominant frequency of approximately 10 Hz and a highly localised recurrence map.

Screening in Belgium is performed essentially at opportunistic basis, characterised by overscreening in coexistence with underscreening in indigent groups, heterogeneous quality, lack of quality control and impossibility to document effectiveness of screening by lack of adequate monitoring (Arbyn and Van Oyen, 2000).

They are essentially used to characterise lesions and identify fatty change.

Accordingly, the analysis of SF or ST samples from different arthropathies patients by broad-range PCR is essentially capable of characterising the bacterial DNA environment present in joint cavity.

This study found dose-response evidence for risk of heart disease and stroke among atomic bomb survivors over the radiation dose range 0-4 Gy (mostly 0-2 Gy) based on well characterised individual doses and essentially complete ascertainment of mortality over the period of five to 58 years after exposure to radiation.

Scientific communities are essentially conservative, and successful scientists can be characterised as being quality-driven, stress-tolerant, and always showing a full 100% commitment to their chosen field of work, according to Sindermann?s world view.

Proteins in eluate fractions were desalted using reversed phase solid-phase extraction essentially according to published procedures 12 and characterised subsequently by SDS-PAGE profiling.