Sentence examples for member characterised from inspiring English sources

24 The baseline hazard was combined with the parameters estimated from the Cox model to derive the survival curve of a generic cohort member, characterised by a specific history of exposure and covariate values.

The subsequent hurricane and cholera epidemics further contributed to significant increases in external donor funding without a corresponding increase in local absorptive capacity; in fact, the past decade has seen what one bilateral agency staff member characterised as "a permanent and inevitable collapse" of the public health sector [ 30, 31].

The Pax gene family contains nine members characterised by the presence of a common paired-box domain that directs binding to specific DNA sequences.

Early meetings between officers and members were characterised by understandable suspicion and scepticism.

The end-members were characterised with field spectra collected by ASD Fieldspec Pro spectrometer.

In his email to activists, Mr Cameron said he was "proud" of the work done by Conservative members and characterised his association with the party as a "deep and lasting friendship".

Its members are characterised by the presence of three tagmata (specialized groupings of multiple segments) – a five-segmented head, an eight-segmented thorax and an abdomen with six segments and a telson, except in the Leptostraca, which retain the ancestral condition of seven abdominal segments.

Some family members have characterised nuclear export sequences [ 32], suggesting they may shuttle in and out of the nucleus.

Gene family members were characterised in protostome (nematode and arthropod) and tunicate (Ciona) genomes and compared with their vertebrate homologues (Takifugu and human).

The human TLR family consists of 10 members structurally characterised by the presence of a leucine-rich repeat (LRR) domain in their extracellular domain and toll/interleukin- IL-) 1 receptoll/interleukin- IL-their intracellular domain.

Phylogenetic reconstruction has classified the majority of CDF family members into three groups, each containing characterised members that share the same specificity towards the principally-transported metal, i.e. Zn, Fe/Zn or Mn.