Sentence examples for properly characterised from inspiring English sources

The team believes, though, it can nullify any impacts if the behaviour can be properly characterised.

However, the field performance of louvres is more properly characterised by the sound insertion loss, rather than transmission loss, and a question remains on how impulse data can be transformed to predict field performance.

Like furosemide, oxygen, aspirin, digoxin and other familiar friends, catecholamines and phosphodiesterase inhibitors became established before formal long-term outcomes testing of drugs became mandatory, so proof of benefit and safety profiles were never properly characterised.

In conclusion, our study shows that in TNBC, EGFR is frequently amplified without mutation but is overexpressed, suggesting that antibody anti-EGFR therapy could be a potential therapy for this aggressive breast cancer subset, provided that the tumours are properly characterised and that clinical trials further prove its benefit for appropriately selected patients.

The aim was to identify critical rainfall resolutions for urban catchments to properly characterise catchment response.

Further investigation is needed to properly characterise low temperature behaviour, long term oxidation resistance and long term field trial behaviours.

In order to achieve this aim there needs to be an ability to properly characterise the energy dissipation in the system; and from this knowledge to develop methodologies so that the supplied energy is distributed suitably among the eddies of different sizes which are responsible for enhancing different transport events such heat/mass transfer, mixing etc.

Most importantly, back-extrapolation of residential pollution levels is of prime relevance to properly characterise exposure at first spirometry, and then derive the change in exposure over time.

Although study of LD between SNPs representing Ppd-H1 and EPS-H2 and 11_21388 shows that they are in equilibrium and that we may have identified a genuine effect and not something that is confounded with maturity differences at Ppd-H1 and EPS-H2, further research is necessary to properly characterise this region.

We are unable to identify a case in which the alleged behaviour leading to conviction could not properly be characterised as 'abusive' as well as 'insulting'insulting

"We think that the information contained in the report was sufficiently important that the deliberate failure to provide it could properly be characterised as a 'cover-up'," consultants from Grant Thornton have concluded.