Sentence examples for of their characterisation from inspiring English sources

The society plays certainly use the form of 19th-century melodrama, but the richness of their characterisation transcends the convention, and the dialogue has a form and antithetical strength that always make for credible life on the stage.

Even back in 1996, when video games, arguably unlike now, could plausibly be called a developing medium, and the guidelines about audience expectation were not so rigidly enforced, game-makers looked at movies and instead of their characterisation and their dialogue, stole their explosions and guns.

In a mixed-ability cast, Andrew Foster-Williams's burnished Epaphus, Sophie Bevan's plangent Libye and Ingrid Perruche's fretful Clymène stood out for the depth of their characterisations.

Sometimes it can be "broad" or "rough", while individual actors may even merit a couple of adjectives for their characterisation.

We evaluate a new method, the DEPArray system, that allows the dielectrophoretic manipulation and isolation of single and 100% purified groups of CTCs from pre-enriched blood samples and explore the feasibility of their molecular characterisation.

An additional two transcripts are produced from this locus, namely NORE1A β and NORE1A γ, however, the proteins produced from these transcripts do not encode the SARAH domain and there are no reports of their functional characterisation in the literature.

Peeters et al (2013) recently evaluated a new method, the DEPArray system, that allows the dielectrophoretic manipulation and isolation of single CTC and 100% purified groups of CTC from pre-enriched blood samples, and explored the feasibility of their molecular characterisation.

The former Labour minister Tom Watson is one of many of Dawkins's critics yet to alter their characterisation of the biologist, after describing Dawkins as a "soulless bore".

In order to use D. discoideum EVs as a model for the functional study of eukaryotic EVs, their characterisation is needed.

There is increasing evidence that other coexisting factors may be involved in the development of DIND and their characterisation and treatment could improve the consistently poor clinical outcome in patients with aSAH.

The preparation of coated plates and their characterisation by various methods of physicochemical analysis are described.