Sentence examples for practically characterized from inspiring English sources

These observations suggest that EEG seizure epochs can be practically characterized by two classes, namely piecewise linear FM and sinusoidal FM.

Yoshimoto and Takemura (2014a) pointed out that the depth-varying properties of S-wave velocity in the Kanto Basin can be practically characterized by a simple velocity gradient function (Ravve and Koren 2006).

Finally, we practically characterized TaqII affinity star activity and applied it to the construction of representative horse genomic DNA libraries to be used in cloning and construction of intact and truncated butyrylcholinesterase gene variants and domains (manuscript in preparation).

EPR signals of surface carbon-doped TiO2 samples (C-TiO2-2, C-TiO2-3) are practisotropicotropic and are characterized by rather high intensity.

Moreover, packed extrudates exhibit a significant increase of holdup, hd, in the axial flow direction, a trend reported for the first time as there are no similar data available in the literature; on the contrary beds of spherical particles are characterized by practically constant hd in the axial direction.

Additionally, it was found that the isotopologues are characterized by practically the same retention time during chromatographic separation.

Practically the BRPS subgroup, characterized by calcium palmitate, included mixed cholesterol gallstones and the BPS included the so-called calcium carbonate stones [ 8, 21– 23].

Among disadvantaged, publicly or uninsured women living in poverty, the married-unmarried chemotherapy RD (10%) was not only significant in a statistical sense, but could also be characterized as practically significant.

This heterogeneity coupled with the inherent heterogeneity of the glycans makes it extremely difficult to practically separate and characterize these glycopeptides for preparation of a glycan library.

The SWNTs comprising a small admixture to the basic substance do not practically form clusters and are characterized by the diffusion coefficient, which is inherent to SWNT units.

To assess the circular polarisation sensitivity of the cell, an achromatic quarter wave retarder plate characterized by a practically constant absorption spectrum for wavelengths from 450<λ<610 nm (Edmund Optics, Singapore) was inserted between the linear polarisation filter and the eye.