Sentence examples for more easily characterised from inspiring English sources

On a CT study post-chemotherapy, the solid portions of the mass are easier to define than on MRI and the extent of calcification, which increases after treatment and which can be important for the surgeon to appreciate before surgery, is more easily characterised.

This allowed Planck to more easily characterise the dust and discern its confounding effects.

From a distance, Keane is easily characterised, overly intense, overly aggressive.

As those last lines suggest, Ana's nightmarish vision is not so easily characterised as nightmare alone.

A chilling conclusion is that Whitman and some of his successors may be too easily characterised as crazed when their actions were not motivated by madness but cruelty.

Lead chromate was easily characterised by micro-Raman spectroscopy in a zone of the sample without the gold layer.

The Back-PAQ is expected to have good construct validity with five robust components identified and easily characterised.

Hence, we used the atrad21.1 atradoubledouble mutant to more easily identify and characterise the role played by AtRAD21.3 in DNA dsb.

You could easily characterise Marsden's own writing this way.

The Duroc breed is characterised by moderate levels of IMF [ 18] which is more easily manipulated compared to other commercial breeds and it has been identified as a useful model for understanding the physiological basis for muscle lipid metabolism [ 19].

He also pointed out a strategic advantage of Republicans: Democrats are usually up front about their intention to create majority-minority districts, so their motives are not in doubt, whereas Republicans have generally characterised their own map-carving as being about something else and can more easily muddy the legal waters.