Sentence examples for for some characteristics from inspiring English sources

He was looking for some characteristics reminiscent of the Rhone syrah, some beefy, meaty, spicy quality, a big full-flavored wine that was a little smoky.

Microemulsion systems possessing a potentially improved skin bioavailability of lidocaine were designed and explored for some characteristics.

MBGs systems possessing a potentially improved skin bioavailability of Cyclosporin A were designed and explored for some characteristics.

While they perform reasonably well for some characteristics (age and period of immigration), they perform poorly for others (nationality) and variably yet for others (gender and education).

While for some characteristics, extracting of a sufficient amount of reliable features seems to be feasible it still remains questionable if these features exhibit enough entropy.

PCL fibers were selected as the delivery vehicle for some characteristics such as biocompatible, biodegradable characteristic, and PCL could be eliminated from the body dissolved in body fluid without side effect [24, 25].

Mr. Franks, sticking to a commonly held view, said that convicting someone of a hate crime required proving to a jury that the perpetrator was motivated by hatred for some characteristic or group of people, like race or ethnicity, and that the definition could be applied only to acts that were already considered criminal under the law.

By the application of a Perron-type theorem (see [4, Theorem ] or [5, Theorem ]), we conclude that for some characteristic value of (2.4).

During the study, an experimental framework is designed for analysis of the proposed clustering algorithm and its evaluation, based on clustering performance for some characteristic data sets.

Thus, if species exhibiting a larger value for some characteristic tend to undergo speciation more often (i.e., to leave more daughter species) and these descendant species inherit this higher value from their ancestors, then a trend toward an increase in that characteristic can result (Fig. 13c; Gould 1990 , 2002.

With unstructured breeding, which is the current norm, particular plants were picked for some characteristic and then given a new name".