Sentence examples similar to most simply characterised from inspiring English sources
Naïve and memory T cells can most simply be characterised by the reciprocal expression of the CD45RA or CD45RO isoforms [ 1, 2].
Research suggests that Trump's core support should not be simply characterised as the white working class.
The model is simply characterised by: the matrix-fracture porosity ratio, the matrix block geometry, and a characteristic diffusion time.
For a simple reaction involving a single solvent and a monominerallic surface, this rate is simply characterised by the reaction rate kinetics.
George Hull in the Spectator described the youth as "wimpy pseudo-hedonists", Fraser Nelson characterised them as the "Ab-Fab generation" unable to match the debauchery of their parents, and a Spiked article on the subject simply characterised the trend as depressing.
The latter classification allows non-native species to be non-weeds; ie it simply characterises as favourable those species that do not invade and replace other species.
Most simply require on-the-job training.
Most simply slipped back into civilian life.
Most simply, they have to be true.
But most simply wanted to be heard.
