Sentence examples for need characterisation from inspiring English sources

Smith described Snyder as a "beautiful visual stylist", but said the film suffered in other areas: "You need more than just the pictures, you need characterisation, and these characters seemed off, especially Superman".

A luminal defect detected in 3D always needs characterisation using 2D imaging.

This involves the creative use of vibrato, the bending of vowel sounds, the disguising of the break between chest voice and head voice, the ability to sing right through to the end of a note; in fact, one learns to use the voice as a musical instrument, while still trying to bear in mind the need for characterisation and meaning – not an easy task.

This highlights the need for characterisation of drug responses in the zebrafish heart using techniques that assess not only heart rate but also chamber specific wall motion.

In conclusion, the use of miRNAs as biomarker for CRC is still in its infancy and need further characterisation and evaluation.

The yarn still needs structure, characterisation, movement, narrative hook, build-up, climax, and all the rest".

This issue needs further characterisation going forward.

This changes CBS from a symptom that can be largely ignored by clinical services to one that needs further characterisation to identify those with negative outcome and offer appropriate interventions.

Specific attention should perhaps be given to cases of melanoma, endometrial cancer, and colorectal cancer in the individual or in the family, since these tumour types may be prevented through screening programmes, whereas the occurrence of multiple primary STS needs further characterisation in order to clarify its causes.

Hence, evaluation of the quality, defect density and localised properties of devices based on 2-D materials necessitates the need for nanoscale characterisation.

Several of the FDA HPHC PAHs - benz[j]aceathrylene, benzo[c]phenanthrene, cyclopenta[c,d]pyrene and four dibenzopyrenes - have yet to be quantified in STPs, and this represents a further research need for fuller characterisation of toxicants in STPs.