Sentence examples for more direct characterization from inspiring English sources
Dancy (1995) suggests that the disjunctivist should offer a more direct characterization of the kind of experience that occurs when one hallucinates, rather than simply characterising it solely by saying that it is like what it is not.
Another improvement of the paper that seems quite do-able is more direct characterization of the state of oligomerization (dimer, trimer, etc).
Characterization of these cells provides more direct evidence for the stem cell hypothesis of breast tumorigenesis.
The intra- and inter-genomic characterization of SIDER elements in three currently sequenced Leishmania genomes enabled the first direct characterization of SIDER1s, which are more heterogeneous than SIDER2s, lack the second 79 nt signature sequence of trypanosomatid retroposons and share sequence traits with DIRE elements.
Further in vivo expression and functional characterization of the mutated protein might present more direct explanations for how the malfunctions in EDA protein caused by the identified missense mutations disrupted the tooth development.
These continuous fields are not only more amenable to statistical characterization than the spatial ternary (matrix, particle and interface) fields that describe the microstructure, but offer a more direct, and potentially more visual, link between microstructure and mechanics.
Coughlin was more direct.
Van Naeltwijck is more direct.
