Sentence examples for more accurately characterised from inspiring English sources

(Perhaps, though, Weiner's lot is more accurately characterised not as a life intermittently derailed by public tumescence but as one long, continuous sext with the occasional breather).

Another political reporter was meanwhile on the move too, as, in another blow last week to poor Lionel Barber, his deputy pol ed Beth Rigby was prised away by the Times as its media editor – a job perhaps more accurately characterised, given how it was carried out by her predecessors, as the broadsheets' Beeb-basher in chief.

Therefore, the study may be more accurately characterised as a prevention/early treatment trial rather than a pure prevention trial.

Models of infectious disease increasingly seek to incorporate heterogeneity of social interactions to more accurately characterise disease spread.

This finding is sufficient ground for analysing liver cirrhoses with a panel of microsatellite markers covering the entire MDM2 gene locus to more accurately characterise chromosomal imbalance at chromosome 12q13-14.

In order to reliably document such associations, future studies of squamous cervical neoplasia would require both very large numbers of subjects and a means of more accurately characterising women's long-term hormonal milieu.

In the absence of robust metadata it may however, be possible to use behavioural rules on turning angles, bathymetry in the area of operation and information on movement patterns to help assist in more accurately characterising and spatially placing fishing behaviour.

Accuracy: The intrinsic and relational properties of the elements represented in a crime script should be accurately characterised.  .

We hypothesise that: (1) SC cannot be accurately characterised by a single radial cross-sectional measurement, and (2) SC can be accurately and efficiently characterised by an a priori randomisation of SC CSA measurement locations to remove observer bias.

A large amount of research has been published over the last decade in response to the inadequacy of the traditional Softening Point test and the more recent SHRP G∗/sin δ criteria to accurately characterise the rutting behaviour of bitumens for use in road construction.

A Fiat insider cheerfully and accurately characterises the firm as a Brazilian carmaker with a few factories in Europe.