Sentence examples for values characterised from inspiring English sources

The low resistivity values characterised by purple colour band indicate the presence of clay enriched water absorbing substratum.

The group of unstable populations (with large absolute PC2 values) characterised by large values for heights (PC1 values) contains populations 52692, 50258 and 6429, while the unstable group with low values comprises of populations 33257, 5821 and 33259 (Fig. 5).

Both in the case of men and women, all values characterised as extreme were eliminated since the tests showed that they significantly affected the quality of adjustment.

The emergence of a European Constitution, which incorporates a binding Charter of Fundamental Rights and constitutes a system of values characterised by unity and integration, demands higher quality justice and the harmonisation of criminal legislation.

Nitrogen isotopes reflect anthropogenic human influence with elevated values around urban and intensively farmed sites, and lower values characterising indigenous forests and pristine sites.

This requirement, which is general in FOT measurements, is particularly relevant in this application given that the impedance values characterising ventilated patients are high.

The ranking of genes as determined by these programs is summarised in Table 4. Lower stability values characterise greater gene stability.

In the subsequent analyses we refer to gene sets as "up" regulated (log ratio > 0.9) and "down" regulated (log ratio < -0.9) where strictly these values characterise differential relative expression states in the stress condition compared to the control state.

The ratio of length of the condylar path to the size of mouth opening may be a significant value characterising the type and degree of intensification of the TMJ dysfunctions.

That may be an echo of the vicious debate about social values that characterised the US presidential debate.

Yet the younger Gallup is as communitarian as the elder was radical: his writings lament the loss of values that characterised an earlier age; they stress the disorientation of children raised in morally-relativist times; they praise the social uses of religion.