Sentence examples for true characterization from inspiring English sources

The police and the prosecutor had portrayed Cole as a thug; for the first time, Mallin was being given a true characterization.

Nevertheless, this approach quantifies only the highest tumour uptake localised in one voxel, which is not a true characterization of the metabolic status of the entire tumour.

Probably, a combined and standardized analysis based on cytometric, transcriptomic, proteomic, and metabolomic evaluations might preferentially be needed for a definitive and true characterization of these cells, fixing standardized criteria.

The virtual evidence from ORFinder and ScanProsite described above, by way of sequence analysis and a protein domain database query is significant but the true characterization of a protein must be done through studies of expression and other functional tests.

Finally, while the present study represents a beginning, a true characterization of the repertoire of miRNA expression in barley will only emerge through additional experiments sampling expression across different tissues, different developmental stages and/or environmental conditions (e.g. imposed stresses).

In other words, there are more matched fragments with a corresponding lower number of unmatched fragments, which reinforces the use of P-score as a reasonable substitute in the absence of a true characterization score.

While the analysis of Uyghurs rifling under oppressive religious restrictions is true, the characterization of Uyghurs as conservative Sunnis ignores the plurality of Uyghur faith on display in Ross's exhibit at the Rubin Museum.

(The case also says something about the Court's minority, unquestionably the most conservative bloc of Justices since before the famous "court-packing" controversy of the 1930s. That they could look at this deal and join in the defensive, exceptionally pro-business, anti-consumer dissent written by Justice Roberts shows just how true that characterization is).

This is true for transcriptome characterization, but as we will see in the next section does not hold for RNA-seq.

You can choose not to respond to this letter, in which case you would be true to the characterizations described above.

Ms. Graham was talking about another operetta role when I interviewed her last summer, but her characterization holds true of her robust, comic and well-sung portrayal of Hanna Glawari, the heroine of Lehar's "Merry Widow," which returned to the Metropolitan Opera on Monday night in Tim Albery's nontraditional and not displeasing production.