Sentence examples for is actually characterized from inspiring English sources

This generalization would be wrong if the population is actually characterized by distinct subpopulations.

Since water is actually characterized by making reference to both its microstructural and macroscopic features, this can't on its own provide a justification for microessentialism.

As a result, the urban environment is actually characterized by a lower amount of competing nodes on the wireless channel, although there is actually a higher vehicle density in the city then on the highway.

As a consequence of the interventions done during the years, the tower is actually characterized by walls whose core is realized in concrete while the external facades are made with the original Trani stones.

However, phytomer production is not intrinsically constant and is actually characterized by a maximum rate (which can be estimated by the derivative of Schnute's functions) and a time at which development stops.

According to the literature, processing an incoming speech signal may occur in two distinct modes: the autonomous mode of processing is characterized by an apparent lack of influence from sources of linguistic knowledge or bias (e.g., the lexicon) whereas the interactive mode is actually characterized by the influence of such linguistic knowledge (e.g., a wordhood bias) [ 44].

The molecular modeling analysis is in agreement with the NMR titrations performed in this investigation indicating that ruthenium complexes are actually characterized by a mixed binding mode.

Actually, Raman lines are actually characterized by their shape (width, symmetry) and their position, parameters that are strongly correlated with the structure/morphology (crystalline, amorphous) and with the particle size (micrometric, nanometric).

Moreover it has to be noted that most sports are actually characterized by a variable combination of both endurance and strength exercise, rather than only one of them.

Notably, decreased nucleosome occupancy characterizes GR binding sites within enhancers (having H3K4me2 and/or H3K27Ac), but not those that will occur at sites that lack pre-existing enhancer marks, which are actually characterized by increased nucleosome occupancy centered over the future GR binding site (Fig.  1b, middle panel).

2) The authors consistently refer to "mutant" proteins when they are actually characterizing proteins that have amino acid substitutions, not mutations.