Sentence examples for individually characterized from inspiring English sources
In his later works the figures are larger, less crowded, and more individually characterized.
Each aspirate was individually characterized for a diagnosis of malignancy, cellularity, and bloodiness.
Because HIBADH group members exhibit different substrate specificities, the substrate-recognition mode of each enzyme should be individually characterized.
However, the components of xylan-degrading enzymes are often individually characterized, leading to a dearth of research that analyzes synergistic actions of the components of xylan-degrading enzymes.
Both the coatings have been individually characterized and compared using scanning electron microscope, energy dispersive spectrometry, Vicker's hardness, X-ray diffraction, wear and erosion.
Though the Partita is played by one violin alone (Friday's excellent soloist was Charles Yang), Ms. Tharp answers it with choreography of remarkably complex layering: a whole ballet hierarchy, led by three lead couples, each individually characterized.
We then use this information to feed machine-learning algorithms to individually characterize the impairment and to differentiate between normal and impaired behavior.
Unavoidably, as each new technology is introduced, so too is a set of security features that individually characterizes a capability to minimize attacks or Denial of Service (DoS).
To definitively settle the controversy over budding yeast centromeric nucleosome composition and structure, we have turned to an in vivo mapping method that individually characterizes every nucleosome in the genome.
The rationale behind the present design with r-seq1-5 intermingled was to individually characterize motor performance levels as a potential confounder independent of the trained sequence (Spencer et al., 2007).
The European Study of Cohorts for Air Pollution Effects ESCAPEE) developed, for the first time at large scale, fully standardized air pollution measurement, modeling, and assignment methods to individually characterize home outdoor exposure (Beelen et al. 2013; Eeftens et al. 2012).
