Sentence examples for has ever characterised from inspiring English sources
No one has ever characterised the expression of VASH1 in relation to tumour angiogenesis in PCa.
Although the most recent technologies offer powerful tools to identify thousands of proviral integration sites in engrafted cells, nobody has ever fully characterised transduced medicinal cells before transplantation.
Clarity and naturalness have always characterised Pires's playing.
While nearly a third of the men had experienced or perpetrated a negative behaviour from or towards a partner (or both), about two-thirds of these men did not think their relationships had ever been characterised by DVA.
Stephen King called him "perhaps the best writer of science fiction that England has ever produced", while Brian Aldiss characterised him as "the master of the cosy catastrophe".
His only appearance at Covent Garden, this is one of the best of his several extant versions of a role, which no one else has ever sung so beautifully or characterised with such passionate subtlety.
Davies characterised the reunion between Rose and the Doctor as "the biggest romance [the viewer] has ever seen" and joked that seminal films such as Gone with the Wind should have ended with a Dalek shooting the male lead.
"I agree with Ted," says Benn. "Just as the 19th century was characterised by the British empire and the 21st by the American empire, that is domination of a military kind nobody has ever contemplated.
They are considered to be among the strongest to have ever occurred but never characterised by waves higher than 6 m (www.idromare.it); the connected waves moved boulders that were never heavier than 1.0 tons and only transported to the supratidal area.
"I've always said Serena Williams is the greatest player we've ever seen," she said, "with the greatest respect to Martina, Steffi … " Homage between players of similar excellence is always characterised by such fence-sitting.
