Sentence examples for indeed characterised from inspiring English sources

In several scenarios, anomalies are indeed characterised as being abnormal wrt.

In the case of the chiral molecule, the left- and right-handed states are indeed characterised by different spatial configurations of the atoms in the molecule.

Using this entropy measure we could show that the metastatic phenotype is indeed characterised by a higher level of entropy independently of the breast cancer cohort considered.

But in applying such principles either to support or criticise drones, we risk formulating a surreal and counterproductive argument, which indeed characterises much of the debate.

This is not strictly true, the major barrier to fully characterising these networks, indeed characterising whether they truly exist or not is an experimental one.

"Think beyond limits" is EML's motto, explains Professor Andreas Reuter, EML's scientific and managing director (pictured below, right), and indeed accurately characterises a pretty unique and progressive research institute.

Indeed, ALI is characterised by profound alterations in both systemic and intra-alveolar coagulation and fibrinolysis [ 17].

Indeed MM is characterised by repeated relapses, with increasing destruction at relapse [ 5]; sensitive markers of osteoclast destruction therefore may detect sub-clinical bone destruction and allow for early preventative intervention.

Indeed, if one word characterised the discussion, it was "collaboration".

For most, this has been indeed a wasted decade characterised by poverty, unemployment, inequality and lack of opportunity, which has now cost hundreds of lives and could cost Assad his power and the region its stability.

The Abbasi family went to court and the Jerusalem district judge found "no factual or legal basis" for the takeover; indeed, he found it characterised by "an extreme lack of good faith".