Sentence examples for has been frequently characterised from inspiring English sources
First, the Strasbourg court is not a foreign court, as it has been frequently characterised by senior members of the government.
In conjunction with other methods, SEM has been frequently used to characterise the morphology and distribution of crystal deposits in cartilage and synovial fluid.
Whole blood GPx activity has been frequently used in ruminants to characterise the Se metabolism [ 2- 4].
By chromosomal studies it has become clear that these neoplasms were frequently characterised by cytogenetic markers of gene amplification: double minutes (dm) and homogeneously staining regions (hsr) (Roque et al, 1998).
But his departure may have had more to do with Trump's resentment that Bannon was frequently characterised as what Bob Dylan once called "the brains behind Pa".
Illicit encounters are frequently characterised by heightened arousal and, during such eroticism, it is not unusual to have a rare experience such as your sole orgasm through penetration.
These conditions are frequently characterised by irregular distribution of meals during the day.
Cancer is frequently characterised by dysregulation of the cellular signalling processes that govern proliferation, survival and attachment.
Children were frequently characterised as victims of SHS, and SHS was associated with various health risks.
The gut microbiology of Gallus gallus has received considerable prior attention, however, the majority of experiments have been performed with broilers, and the gut microbiota composition in egg laying hens has been characterised much less frequently [ 1- 4].
