Sentence examples for not properly characterized from inspiring English sources

"The delivery of such a message -- over the school's public address system, by a speaker representing the student body, under the supervision of school faculty and pursuant to a school policy that explicitly and implicitly encourages public prayer is not properly characterized as 'private' speech," the opinion said.

Reliance on large-scale whole genome SNP arrays to collect ancestry markers also carries some risk of ascertainment bias, for example the two tri-allelic SNPs in the 34plex: rs4540055 and rs5030240 were also amongst the most informative SNPs in our analysis but are not properly characterized by systems designed to detect binary variation at each loci.

On Tuesday, a spokesperson for Sessions followed up with the Guardian to say that the Weekly Standard "did not properly characterize" Sessions' position.

As a result, the viewpoint presented does not properly characterize the public health issue, the FDA's evaluation and conclusions, or the processes involved, including the FDA's proposed actions.

Since the total number of OTUs may not properly characterize the microbial populations in the cecum of S. Enteritidis infected or non-infected chickens, the microbiota of individual chickens was compared further by UniFrac analysis followed by PCoA.

Congressman Grayson: I think your question doesn't properly characterize the reason why I voted for the bill.

Because most of the P450s from B. mori and D. melanogaster shown in the tree has not been properly characterized, it was not possible to infer functions to most of the full length Z. filipendulae P450s obtained.

The bioactive compounds responsible for the observed effects have not been properly characterized and the mechanism of activity has not been explored.

However, unlike conventional forced and free convections, this type of convection is not yet properly characterized.

Even further discomforting is the admission that engineers have not yet properly characterized the physics behind the fluid flow through porous media.

However, SOD3 derived effects on inflammatory cytokine and adhesion molecule expression, which would explain reduced inflammation in vascular lesions, has not been properly characterized.