Sentence examples for has characterised for from inspiring English sources
This study has characterised, for the first time, a recognised but previously unreported phenomenon that occurs in extreme winter climbers.
This study has characterised, for the first time, a well recognised but previously unreported phenomenon that occurs in extreme winter climbers, with alarming frequency.
This study has characterised, for the first time, clinically relevant levels of cardiovascular risk in young adults born to hypertensive pregnancies.
Here, we have characterised for the first time the biophysical properties of the isolated Josephin motif, showing that it is an autonomously folded unit and that it has no significant interactions with the C-terminal region.
It's a dreamy, yearning number, but more of a contented reverie than the kind of dysfunctional desperation that has characterised loneliness for Britney so often.
It's a dilemma that has characterised British politics for the past six years, and shows little sign of abating.
So today in Rome a papal odd couple, the Great and the Good, will be linked in a clear attempt to arrest the drift to conservatism which has characterised the Catholic Church for the past three decades.
Israel has characterised the demand for such a state as subversion and treason, realising that, were the Jewish state to become a liberal democracy, Palestinian citizens could justifiably demand: The right to marry Palestinians from the occupied territories and the Diaspora, winning them Israeli citizenship - "a right of return through the backdoor", as officials call it.
The parallels with today's world, in which President George Bush has characterised the hunt for al-Qa'ida as a battle between good and evil, are both compelling and a big part of the reason why the film has touched such a raw nerve.
The country is only slowly emerging from a painful recession which caused a sharp rise in unemployment and poverty.The financial markets, as weary as the voters of the chaotic approach to economic policy that has characterised Turkish governments for so long, remain nervous about the new government's intentions.
