Sentence examples for key characterization from inspiring English sources
"key characterization" is a correctly formed and usable phrase in written English
It is used to refer to an important or noteworthy character trait that is used to define a person or thing. For example, "The key characterization of the novel's main protagonist is his refusal to give up."
Although polyethylene glycol (PEG) has attracted considerable attention for its good hemocompatibility in resisting adsorption of platelets and proteins, so far no report has focused on how to prevent the adsorption of small molecules which is also key characterization of hemocompatibility.
The MST is a key characterization of gene regulatory networks and has been studied analytically with respect to different genetic switching rates in [ 38].
Key informants' characterization of the market for CAM products in Lebanon was listed under the theme of "Market Characterization".
Table 1 includes the basic social demographic information and also the key clinical characterization results for the participants in this study.
Key nanomaterial characterization parameters for nano bio interactions, especially in in vitro toxicity evaluations and nanoparticle cell interactions include size distribution, dispersion stability, effective density of agglomerates, shape, and chemical composition.
Key topics included characterization, stability, computational studies, amorphous structure, and process induced changes.
Mode-of-drug-action mechanisms elucidation is key in the characterization of drugs that can relate to both efficacy and safety.
The demonstrated results provide a key step toward characterization of the distribution of eigenvalues in the general Covariance matrix of windowed data.
Plate boundaries (which include a narrow deformation zone) are key to the characterization of plate motions (Bercovici 2003; Gordon 2000); therefore, we used the high-resolution plate model of Bird (2003 PB200202), which includes 52 plates defined by topography, volcanism, magnetic anomalies, moment tensor solutions, and geodesy.
Single-cell measurements are key to accurate characterization and modeling of heterogeneous responses.
The isolation of genes coding for key traits, and characterization of their functional allelic diversity will be greatly facilitated by the resources provided in this study.
