Sentence examples for not be characterised from inspiring English sources

His third novel, Beware the Monkey Man, unlike its predecessors, Bible Two (1982) and The Booker Prize Winner (1997), could not be characterised as knockabout humour.

Mr Osborne is determined that next Wednesday's budget will not be characterised by the type of u-turns on tax which characterised last year's statement.

In an illustration of how Labour had "got things wrong" on immigration, Miliband said that people who worry about immigration should not be characterised as bigots – a reference to Brown's description of Duffy.

Instead the former US envoy thanked all sides for their efforts and insisted the lack of agreement should not be characterised as a failure.

CEUS therefore appears to be a "problem-solving" technique able to orientate the diagnosis towards the benignity or malignancy of a lesion that could not be characterised on other imaging techniques with a high level of diagnostic accuracy [4, 24, 25, 26, 27].

Subjects who had moved to other areas and in whom the symptoms could not be characterised were excluded.

Aubameyang's short Arsenal career has not been characterised by the work he has done away from the penalty box.

However, medicine and biology have not been characterised, in general, by a mathematical formalism.

So far, the large-strain behaviour of MREs has not been well explored, and their behaviour under pure shear deformation has not been characterised.

Though two authors have commented on the inferiority of granules produced by a protein-based feed, the properties of these granules have not been characterised.

The precise pathogenesis of osteolysis has not been characterised, but it is probable that different pathogenetic mechanisms are involved in the different radiological types of osteolysis.