Sentence examples for reliably characterised from inspiring English sources

Around 70% of the total number of components in each sample were reliably characterised.

The association between the mitochondrial DNA 16181 16193 polycytosine variant (known as the OriB variant as it maps to the OriB origin of replication) and type 2 diabetes has not been reliably characterised, with studies reporting conflicting results.

Individual studies, however, have not been large enough to reliably characterise this dual dependence on age.

Furthermore, this study collects duplicate measures of inflammatory markers to assess which marker(s) most reliably characterises chronic systemic inflammation.

Using quantitative measurement of glucose metabolic rate, a small study in 19 malignant and 7 benign bone tumours was unable to reliably characterise lesions [ 26].

Our study also has major strengths, including the large sample size, which increased our statistical power to reliably characterise the predictors of mortality.

Another limitation in the present analysis is the inability to reliably characterise blood levels for individual treatments, which in addition to affinity will determine extent of binding to serotonin transporter.

Routinely collected ambient air quality monitoring data may not reliably characterise exposure gradients for urban populations on account of inadequate spatial density of monitoring sites resulting in exposure misclassification in epidemiological studies.

The structures of non-coding RNAs can be determined more reliably from other phylogenetically or functionally related non-coding RNAs which have been previously characterised.

The accurate stress state evolutions characterised directly from experiments using the proposed method enables calibration of advanced fracture models rapidly and reliably.

Approximately 95% of LS-associated tumours display a high level of MSI (MSI-H), but 10 20% of sporadic CRCs are also characterised by MSI (Young et al, 2001; Kambara et al, 2004), and therefore, isolated MSI-H analyses cannot reliably identify LS-related tumours.