Sentence examples for the former characterised from inspiring English sources

7 8 The former, characterised by fingers that are tobacco-stained as well as clubbed, raises the suspicion of lung carcinoma.

DC exist in both an immature and mature state, the former characterised by their ability to endocytose and process antigens whereas the latter displays elevated levels of antigen presentation 21.

They also shine a light on the rise of Trump's supporters, whom the former characterises as "white working class".

The latter were characterised by highly responsive, compliant vessels while the former were characterised by stiffer, less compliant vessels.

United are in no doubt that the reaction of the club's fans to Rooney is something that weighs on the player's mind, after his conversation two months ago with Ferguson which the former manager characterised as Rooney putting in a transfer request.

The former is characterised by a decrease in lacrimal and salivary secretion.

The former are characterised by a softening behaviour of the relationship between the applied force and the maximum slip, while the latter exhibits a numerically challenging snap-back behaviour.

However, the supernumerary hand illusion is not merely a rubber hand illusion with the real hand being visible: The former is characterised by a stronger feeling of owning two hands simultaneously, a greater sense of duplication of touch, less ownership of the rubber hand, and less disownership of the real hand, suggesting that it represents a different perceptual phenomenon.

The former are characterised by symptoms of anxiety, depression, and withdrawal, while the latter include delinquent, aggressive, and show off behavior.

The former is characterised by widespread copy number aberrations, generally without evidence of rearrangement, and the latter by restricted specific gains or losses.

The former is characterised by systolic hypotension (BP<90 mm Hg) (Torbicki et al, 2008) and carries a short-term mortality of >15% (Torbicki et al, 2008).