Sentence examples for more readily characterized from inspiring English sources

The dramatic seed phenotype is shown in Figure 3. Terminal phenotypes were more readily characterized in the Columbia accession (emb71), where wild-type seeds are consistent in size and shape, than in the Landsberg (erecta) accession (yda-1; yda-2).

In this strategy, the polymer is more readily characterized since it can be analyzed before attachment to the protein.

GIS technology may offer a more efficient and cost-effective solution, at least for exposures that can be readily characterized geographically (Wartenberg 1994).

Solid renal masses between 1 and 3 cm can be readily characterized as enhancing.

The type of bladder dysfunction is most readily characterized with complete urodynamic testing.

Hayek linked his discussion of spontaneous orders to his earlier insights about knowledge with the claim that spontaneously formed orders often are able to adapt more readily in environments characterized by rapid change and widespread uncertainty due to the dispersion of knowledge.

More recently, the ability to readily characterize complete helminth mtDNAs, by means of long PCR and a variety of sequencing techniques [ 24, 25], has prompted an assessment of entire genomes as a source for phylogenetic analysis [ 26- 29], and their comparison to reveal variation within and between genes in order to develop novel (or optimise existing) molecular markers [ 30, 31].

Indeed, it was possible to readily characterize the 13 unknown products.

morsitans, as well as the exotic Ae. koreicus, are more readily found in sites characterized as natural.

More Type II circuits have been characterized than Type I circuits, as they are more readily identified and experimentally verified, Figure 7 [31].

Morozov et al. showed that mild strains of the hyperparasite, characterized by a high vertical transmission rate and low virulence, more readily establish in a host population than severe strains (Morozov et al. 2007).