Sentence examples for form is characterised from inspiring English sources

The more common diffuse form is characterised by extensive involvement of the renal parenchyma.

The diffuse form is characterised by smooth, sausage-like enlargement of the pancreas with loss of the normal pancreatic lobulations (Fig. 2a).

Dyskeratosis congenita (DC) is a multi-system disorder which in its classical form is characterised by abnormalities of the skin, nails and mucous membranes.

The high grade form is characterised by TP53 gene inactivation and progression to a muscle invasive stage seems to require a subsequent loss of chromosome 9 [ 3].

Clinical data show that majority of patients who have severe form are characterised by a definite square-shaped face with low gonial angle.

One morphological form was characterised by abundant dendrites which formed extensive labyrinthine complexes between lymphocytes and had excess uniform electron dense material deposited between their dendrites (Fig. 3B).

Diabetes, in all forms, is characterised by progressive reduction of beta cell function and mass together with impaired insulin secretion and beta cell regeneration.

The efficiency of the 'ferrite process' for the purification of wastewater heavily contaminated with nickel is evaluated, and the solid residues formed are characterised.

Both forms are characterised by a high expression of viral interleukin 6 (vIL6), although a sure close connection between the two forms has not yet been established [32].

Localised forms are characterised by local production of fibrillar proteins (usually amyloid light chain [AL] type), which can be deposited in nearly any organ.

The normal form of the protein is both detergent soluble and protease sensitive [ 13] in contrast to the abnormal form which is characterised by its relative protease resistance and insolubility in detergents.