Sentence examples for that we characterised from inspiring English sources

The key strengths of our evaluative method are that we characterised the intervention through the experience of those receiving it, and that we obtained staff as well as patient perspectives.

We undertook this by analysing the expression of NA markers that we characterised in Xenopus AVNA development (Ascl1, Hand2, Phox2a and TH; Fig. 2) in NB primary tumours, using publicly available microarray data (Fig. 4).

The episodes of home treatment that we characterised as FD comprise 36% of the total activity of HTTs in the NHS Trusts from which we took our data and FD was used in 29% of admissions.

We combined a search for a bidirectional gene arrangement with ABRE and associated cis-elements in the Arabidopsis genome and subsequently focused on a pair of plant-specific genes of unknown function that we characterised in detail.

This became very apparent during discussions at our workshop, where we identified a quandary that we characterised as the "synthetic biology/engineering conundrum": 9 On the one hand, if tacit knowledge remains important in synthetic biology, then this implies that it will not be easily accessible to outsiders and this reduces concerns about the dual use threat.

To test for the effects of sex and strain on the proportion of p + OC ommatidia, we constructed a linear fixed effects model that allowed for both additive and interactive effects of these two factors on the observed proportions of ommatidium types among all the retinas that we characterised.

The divergence of signalling for EMP regulation between EGF and hypoxia that we characterise here is of therapeutic importance, particularly bearing in mind associations in breast cancer patients between EMT, poor prognosis and treatment resistance.

Our recent works showed an increased expression and over activation of ChoK-alpha in EOC cells that we already characterised for their increased PCho content.

In that study we characterised Knudsen diffusion (CK) and viscous flow (Cv) structural parameters, two of three parameters that constitute the viscous flow plus dusty gas model (VF+DGM) intrapellet flux equation for a macroporous pellet under adsorbing conditions.

In order to do that, we first characterise the firms' reaction functions.

However, these types of stimuli are commonly used in the literature, as they best characterise the type of behaviour (following, pursuit) that we have tried to characterise: see Barnes (2008) for a review.