Sentence examples for should be localised from inspiring English sources

Seamus Hughes, deputy director of the program on extremism at George Washington University, says such efforts should be localised, usually run by non-government entities.

As the 1-dimensional SDS-PAGE gel separates proteins based on their mass it is therefore expected that most protein identifications should be localised to a small number of neighbouring bands on the gel.

The regions matching the two primers should be localised on the selected sequence in a way allowing PCR amplification, which forces the relative orientation of the matches and the distance between them.

It's not that aid shouldn't be localised – in many contexts, much more aid should reach national organisations and ministries because localising aid can lead to systemic strengthening, in all three sectors we studied.

Thus the ability of restriction-site markers to be localised in gene or intergene sequences should depend on the restriction enzymes used.

"It should be noted though that this disruption, if successful, would be localised to segments of the internet vulnerable to these attacks," he told me.

However, it should be noted however that for these calculations to be correct the mother radionuclides of the decay chains must be localised at the centre of the spherical nanoparticles.

There could also be localised flooding along the river Severn.

Enamel hypoplasia: This condition may be localised or generalised.

In 2013-14, is is proposed that council tax benefits will be localised.

Then, in September last year, new health minister Simon Burns told Parliament that the programme would be localised.