Sentence examples for means for characterising from inspiring English sources

It is concluded that SZP may be an effective and relatively simple means for characterising DNAPL source zones.

The Engagement system provides the means for characterising speaker or writer voice as it 'positions itself with respect to, and hence to 'engage' with, the other voices and alternative positions construed as being in play in the current communicative event'.

CFD developments based on the programming of specific user-defined functions are also described; they are designed (i) to implement the "mean age of air" concept as an alternative criterion to mean air velocity for characterising ventilation effectiveness and (ii) to accurately predict heat and water transfers of unwrapped food products subjected to a turbulent airflow.

The method is generic for all constructs based on the pPICZ vectors and offers an inexpensive, quick and reliable means of characterising recombinant P. pastoris clones.

The SF-36 was included in the study as a means of characterising the study population.

These experiments have advantages over other means of characterising potassium binding sites in proteins.

Specifically, we first consider naturalness as a concept, what it means for a persona to be natural and how naturalness may be usefully characterised.

The study demonstrates the immense value of faunal stable isotope analysis for characterising coastal husbandry strategies beyond the means of traditional zooarchaeological techniques.

The use of a new sample holder for dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA) as a means to characterise the Tg of powdered hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose (HPMC) has been investigated.

The WorldClim parameters express spatial variation in annual means, seasonality and extreme or limiting climatic factors and represent biologically meaningful variables for characterising species distributions [29].

Blood pressure reduction as a result of regression to the mean is unlikely in this study as we took multiple measurements following standardised procedure for characterising the baseline status as well as that at follow-up.