Sentence examples for that cannot be characterised from inspiring English sources

Our study also found that CEUS often provides an additional diagnostic value for those focal liver lesions that cannot be characterised on CT.

Second, it can also serve as a rapid screening tool for complex phenotypes that cannot be characterised by using only one or even several parameters.

Iran and Hezbollah have been determined not to cast the moves as a demographic swap, while Ahrar al-Sham and members of the Syrian political opposition insist that what has been proposed cannot be characterised otherwise.

Lord Justice Leveson insists that "this is not, and cannot be characterised, as statutory regulation of the press".

In his executive summary, Lord Justice Leveson took pains to argue that "this is not, and cannot be characterised as, statutory regulation of the press.

Taking these considerations into account, purely normative, theoretical research on ideal premises (i.e. simplified, limited premises that basically allow for discussion and justification of principles, not real world actions) cannot be characterised as being translational in its own right.

"This cannot be characterised as ambulance-chasing lawyers, there are plenty of lawyers who believe that the highest legal standards should apply to the way the state conducts itself, and it's important that, not only is this the benchmark, but if we fall short then that's properly addressed".

The Mandelas cannot be characterised as a political dynasty.

In power politics, the present period cannot be characterised as one of their magnanimous phases.

This is not, and cannot be characterised as, regulation of the press.

This cannot be characterised as statutory regulation of the press, he says.