Sentence examples for is especially characterised from inspiring English sources

Of course, and as Van Oorschot (2000, p. 34) summarised in an early paper over a decade and a half ago, restricting access to universal protection schemes has been underway for some time,5 and is especially characterised by a 'new conditionality' (2000, p. 34) of which shared identity is but one feature.

Osteosarcoma is especially characterised by a high growth rate and numerous mitotic figures (Kilpatrick and Renner, 2003) and chemotherapy protocols are aimed at inhibiting the cell cycle.

The BER pathway plays a pivotal role in protecting against oxidative DNA damage and is especially relevant in colorectum, which is characterised by high levels of oxygen radicals generated by bacteria and dietary carcinogens [ 5, 6].

An advantage of using, at least in the initial analysis, alleles that are globally expressed is that no assumptions are made about the tissues involved in a complex multiorgan disease such as type 2 diabetes; this is especially important for genes with poorly characterised or unknown function.

This is especially evident, as other arthritic disorders such as psoriatic arthritis are characterised by strong repair responses within affected joints [ 9].

For wear evaluation we used a tape ball-cratering test, that was especially developed to characterise very thin films (d∼100 nm).

These issues are especially relevant to characterise the use of this new product in order to implement future regulations.

It is possible that F-FDG-PET together with F-FES-PET increases the sensitivity for F-FES-negative lesions, since bone lesions are especially difficult to characterise on CT.

This is likely to be especially problematic when these independently characterised lower-level phenomena start to combine in actual patients.

Our results are especially relevant in a context characterised by a welfare system unable to let worse-off households escape poverty.

In the present work, the soils studied were characterised as being especially rich in the Streptomyces genus, as are other soils throughout the world.