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What these countries have in common is that they are characterised as being largely pro-European.

Mostly it was a lament uttered by senior citizens yearning for a return to values that they felt characterised the pre- and postwar productions of Shakespeare in Stratford and at the Old Vic, a period synonymous with the great names of Laurence Olivier, John Gielgud, Ralph Richardson, Peggy Ashcroft... a period celebrating authentic Renaissance costume in combination with melodious verse speaking.

An important feature of Regional Models of Intermediate Complexity (REMICs) is that they are characterised by a lower degree of detail in the description of process dynamics, but a higher number of interacting components.

Despite high morbidity, it is suggested that prisoners underuse health services [ 7, 8] and that they are characterised by infrequent use of health care services when they are not in prison [ 3].

It provides new evidence on inequalities in screening, showing that they are characterised by indicators of household wealth in the case of breast screening and ethnicity in the case of cervical screening.

Silica skeletons of distal stem sections were quite different from basal sections in that they were characterised by rosette-like accumulations of silica deposits approximately 20-30 μm in diameter as well as guard cells of stomata studded with silica deposits of ca 1-2 μm across and resembling 'teeth' where they extended into the stomatal pore.

He told the court: "We know the defenders have trawled about trying to find matters in relation to the pursuer that they can characterise as a breach of contract.

If we use the same sample size formula at α and β levels, we get: We may notice that, as before, σIRT, μIRT1 and μIRT2 are unknown population parameters with the additional particularity that they now characterise an unobserved latent variable.

They echoed all the old resilience and stubbornness that has characterised so many great Australian teams of the past.

Here, we show that cultured LMP tumour cells did not undergo the severe ploidy changes that characterised cystadenomas as they aged in vitro and thus were spared from a ploidy-dependent crisis.

Under each of these categories the content or behaviours that characterised that issue were identified.