Sentence examples for is completely characterised from inspiring English sources

With these three parameters defined, the mass transfer behaviour for the O2/N2 system in our adsorbent is completely characterised (under the assumption of no surface diffusion).

Formally, the system is completely characterised by the vector Xt, which can be graphically represented using a 2-simplex of the agents' states (see Figure 3).

In total, nine local minima representing six Al4O4 isomers of various spin multiplicities are completely characterised.

As-prepared powders have been completely characterised by qualitative and quantitative XRD and TEM.

Recently, these inconsistent arithmetical models have been completely characterised by Graham Priest; that is, Priest showed that all such models take a certain general form.

As yet, no exposure system commercially available or otherwise has been completely characterised or validated and each system has advantages and disadvantages over the next [25].

In the hydraulic practice the RRR is described through physical-based models, so-called conceptual models, which are completely characterised by a restricted set of design parameters.

The domains of endostatin, which are involved in binding the target molecules on endothelial cell surface, have not been completely characterised.

Although STAT3 is often expressed at a high level and is constitutively activated in many human tumours (Garcia et al, 2001; Dhir et al, 2002; Song et al, 2003; Kanda et al, 2004; Silver et al, 2004), the mechanisms of STAT3 activation have not been completely characterised in gastric cancer.

However, the anti-angiogenic activity of these factors is not completely characterised, as VEGFA121b and VEGFA165b were recently shown to be weakly angiogenic (Catena et al, 2010).

"It is completely false to characterise this as lobbying for commercial advantage either for an individual company or for the sector as a whole".