Sentence examples for is again characterised from inspiring English sources

The speed of the system's response is again characterised by the maximum value r, defined in Example 4.1.

The SSU rRNA phylogeny of G. ruber is again characterised by a deep divergence between two extant lineages (lineage 1: G. ruber (white) types Ia, Ib(1), Ib(2), and G. ruber (pink), lineage 2: G. ruber (white) Type IIa and G. conglobatus), indicative of a species level distinction [ 5, 9, 31].

The first intramuscular tumour relapse after three months of complete remission, the subsequent episodes of local recurrence and the eventual systemic spread (ADC values not shown in Figure  2) were again all characterised by high DWI signal and very low intralesional ADC ranging between 0.5 and 0.9 × 10−3 mm/s.

"The fact that Malcolm Turnbull laughed this off is, again, I think, symptomatic of his lack of judgment that characterised the last time he was leader of the opposition," Albanese said.

After incubation in SBF, the sample pellets are collected and again characterised using XRD, FTIR, and SEM to ensure the HAp layer formation on the glass surface.

There's a whiff of paternalism in characterising two adult women in that way, and anyway, that explanation is again too glib and too simplistic.

This is again widely supported by experiments.

The loading protocol under normal stress used during the initial characterisation was again followed after the percolation test in order to characterise the fracture's mechanical behaviour.

The congested camp environment characterised by poverty was again mentioned as a threat to fostering morals in children with regard to sexuality.

7p-gains were again predominantly present in a cluster characterised by a low average number of cytogenetic alterations and a significantly higher frequency of 16q-losses.

Behavioral indicators were again recorded.