Sentence examples for may not be characterised from inspiring English sources

Recent research has highlighted that the initiation and progression of substances may not be characterised as a single liability of risk (e.g. Agrawal et al. 2005; Heath et al. 1991, 1997; Koopmans et al. 1999).

Authors may also not describe their work as utilising the FOI Act for data collection, therefore meaning that research using the Act may not be characterised as doing so.

Mr Osborne is determined that next Wednesday's budget will not be characterised by the type of u-turns on tax which characterised last year's statement.

While the expression levels of this variant has not been characterised we speculate that it is possible that this substitution would open up the adenosine- binding pocket and may permit binding of the alternative cofactor NADP+.

The γ1 subunit gene promoter region has not been characterised.

However, its function has not been characterised to date.

The ε subunit gene promoter has not been characterised.

In many older people, the aetiology of sarcopenia is multi-factorial so that it may not be possible to characterise each individual as having a primary or secondary condition.

Organisations that do not reward crisis reporting may not only be characterised as reactive, but also as less able to identify potential threats and less able to implement preventative measures.

This may not be apparent in our assay, which is characterised by varied levels of plasmid transfection, or may indicate an underlying regulatory difference.

Conventional measurements of absorbed doses may not be sufficient to completely characterise the radiation field and perform reliable estimates of health risks.