Sentence examples for this article characterises from inspiring English sources

This article characterises the families enrolled in the QPP and summarises monogenic forms of hereditary Parkinsonism found in the register.

This article characterises the users of transport interchanges to determine the fundamental attributes which they most value when they pass through the area.

The original version of this article inaccurately characterised the statistics as referring to new voter registrations.

In this article, we characterise the physical, mechanical, thermal and environmental resistance properties of novel syntactic foams that are based on silkworm cocoons as natural, hollow particulate fillers for a rigid, bio-based polyurethane matrix.

Therefore, we use the term 'awake' in this article to characterise a non-anesthetised animal.

Andersson's article characterised Sweden as the bogeyman, authoritarian and gloomy, but characterisations are always too broad and agenda-led to be true.

The article characterised locals as sad sack proles, banished into the economic doldrums by cruel circumstance.

The objective of this article is to characterise the distribution and the urban landscape in which outdoor rapes happen in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden.

All human myeloma cell lines (HMCLs) used in this article have been characterised.

In this article, we have characterised both the transcriptome and translatome of the MCF7 (tumoural) and MCF10A (non-tumoural) cell lines.

The disorder of agrammatic aphasia (or agrammatism), the focus of this article, is classically characterised as a non-fluent aphasia, with associated "telegraphic" speech, word order and morphological errors and reduced ability to produce verbs, although comprehension remains relatively intact (see for example, Goodglass, Kaplan, & Barresi, 2001; Marshall, 2002).