Sentence examples for is only characterised from inspiring English sources

It is only characterised as brazen and arrogant here because it was caught on tape and is so unambiguous that the typical linguistic contortions politicians make to minimise guilt avoid responsibility cannot possibly work.

The observed increasing trend of the proportion of children receiving latter vaccines later than 28 days could be due to forgetfulness or the perception of irrelevance of clinic attendance following the receipt of the third dose of the 5-in-1 vaccine as clinic attendance then is only characterised by the weighing of children and no vaccine administration.

However, genome-sequencing projects have led to the identification of thousands of genes in higher vertebrates, the majority of which are only characterised by their sequence and genomic location, with their potential involvement in cardiovascular systems awaiting experimental investigation.

Philosophers agree that coherence is not only characterised by consistency [ 26, 27].

However, the early inflammatory environment is not only characterised by the expression of inflammatory cytokines.

The third generation of this substance group is not only characterised by its broad-spectrum activity against gram-negative species but also by an enhanced activity against gram-positive bacteria and a high efficacy against anaerobes.

Amongst others, the inflammation models used are only poorly characterised on phenotypic and genotypic levels.

Pharmacological DNA hypomethylation is an appealing strategy for cancer treatment owing to its pleiotropic activities that are only partially characterised.

However, the process of adipogenesis and the functional properties of the derived adipocytes was only minimally characterised.

The gut microbiota has profound effects on host physiology but local host microbial interactions in the gut are only poorly characterised and are likely to vary from the sparsely colonised duodenum to the densely colonised colon.

The above tests were run under three different load spectra, by exploring uniaxial as well as in- and out-of-phase biaxial situations, in the latter case the axial and torsional load signals being not only characterised by non-zero mean values, but also by different frequencies.