Sentence examples for repeated characterization from inspiring English sources
"Their repeated characterization of illegal immigrants as criminals -- easy to do since they broke immigration laws -- makes it easy for people to ignore statistics," she said.
Systematic and repeated characterization of potential climate change effects on resources is important for prioritizing where to focus scarce time, money, and effort.
A general suggestion is to limit the intensity and time of sonication to levels necessary to produce the desired ENM dispersion; this may require an iterative process and repeated characterization of ENM size.
Mr. Espada yesterday repeated his characterization of Mr. Carrión's arrest as a publicity stunt.
She repeated that characterization in statements to the Talking Points Memo.
Over the long term, comparison between the epigenetic experiences of exposed and unexposed cohorts will require repeated epigenetic characterization of persons with particular toxic exposures or particular characteristics, such as jobs that stand as surrogate measures of such exposure.
More detailed repeat characterization in published or ongoing duckweed genomes sequencing projects could shed more light on this interesting story.
Our results have shown that low-depth genome sequencing using massively parallel technology provides sufficient sequence data for comprehensive repeat characterization even in a relatively large plant genome.
SKP conducted GNMS marker detection, marker design, physical mapping, polymorphism survey, diversity estimation, CNMS repeat characterization, expression analysis and drafted the manuscript.
Repeat characterization proceeded by similarity searches were used to associate candidate repeats to known TE families and to remove repeats showing similarity to gene sequences and being possibly part of gene families.
In order to provide further data required for investigating evolutionary patterns of repeated DNA within and between species, we used a novel approach based on massive parallel sequencing which allowed a comprehensive repeat characterization in our model species, garden pea (Pisum sativum).
