Sentence examples for is characterised in from inspiring English sources

The following correction was printed in the Observer's For the record column, Sunday July 7 2002 We should clarify that coeliac disease is characterised in the reaction to gluten found in wheat foods, not wheat itself, as we mistakenly said.

And however dramatically it is characterised in some quarters, by portraying Leveson as a battle for free speech itself, I just don't think people believe that something really valuable is at stake.

This is characterised in terms of Ra and Da.

Chain stiffness is characterised in terms of the persistence length, which is close to 50 nm.

DWI has been primarily applied in acute brain ischaemia, which is characterised in its early phase by cytotoxic oedema.

It is characterised in some patients by airflow limitation and persistent inflammation in the airways and lungs [2].

Hypopomids are characterised in part by their tiny eyes and lack of teeth.

It is unclear whether the prime minister's arrangement with the email server could be characterised in this way.

Mathematical objects can be characterised in terms of which symmetry transformations leave them unchanged or invariant.

The signal-transduction network responsible for chemotaxis in Escherichia coli has been characterised in extraordinary detail.

The growth properties of the virus were characterised in cell culture and in an animal model.