Sentence examples for rarely characterised from inspiring English sources

In a story of ironies, a Labor government rarely characterised in recent times by either vision or courage has just announced a raft of measures, centred on a carbon tax, to reduce Australia's carbon emissions, an act at once brave and visionary.

Such systems are usually associated with strong structural complexity, which is rarely characterised in detail or robustly.

This was expectable as parenchymatic cultures are rarely characterised by photoautotrophic growth.

Unlike the hydroxycholesterols above, 24S,25-epoxycholesterol is not a product of cholesterol but is formed in parallel to it, and despite its potent biological activity it has been rarely characterised in vivo, and little if anything is known of its metabolism.

Despite this, predictive geoenvironmental test work programs rarely characterise blends of waste materials.

However, animals rarely characterise a human condition exactly.

Multi-functionality is not a property often ascribed to natural gene networks, probably because natural networks are rarely fully characterised and inputs and outputs are difficult to define.

APOL1 is classically thought to be involved in lipid transport and metabolism and has rarely been characterised with regard to cell survival.

On the contrary – and this is something that games, even today, attempt only very rarely – he's characterised by facial expressions and body language.

In the patient with colorectal cancer, when a lesion is large and appropriate contrast-enhanced CT is utilised, there is rarely difficulty in characterising a lesion as, for example, a haemangioma or simple hepatic cyst.

Revolutionary change is rarely straightforward and is often characterised by two steps forward and one step back and, sometimes, two steps back.