Sentence examples for were routinely characterized from inspiring English sources

All isolates were routinely characterized by the standard viridans group streptococci identification tests under acquisition.

The obtained conjugated polymers were routinely characterized by FT-IR, SEM and TGA at first.

AβOs were freshly prepared before each experiment and were routinely characterized by size-exclusion chromatography, Western blots using anti-oligomer monoclonal antibody NU4 (Lambert et al, 2007) and, occasionally, by transmission electron microscopy, as previously described (Jurgensen et al, 2011; Sebollela et al, 2012; Figueiredo et al, 2013).

Why was there little news coverage and even less outrage all these years while Palestinian stations, sanctioned by the Palestinian Authority, were routinely characterizing Israelis and other Jews as the brothers of monkeys and pigs, and inciting and celebrating violence against them?

She found, for example, that the content of these dreams was routinely characterized by realistic settings, lots of familiar characters ("the dream world is well peopled"), mostly negative emotions, a surprisingly high proportion of rational thought and a "very striking" preponderance of visual imagery compared with other sense perceptions.

The behavior of these walls has been routinely characterized using monotonic analysis with primary consideration to the rocking mechanism, concentrating the wall deformations at the base.

Civilian government employees are routinely characterized as selfishly working only to maintain their own jobs and benefits, and the government itself is reviled on a daily basis, as for example, when conservative leader Grover Norquist told NPR: "I don't want to abolish government.

Extracellular vesicles have been routinely characterized using transmission electron microscopy (TEM), florescence microscopy or flow cytometry [ 83].

The cytokine balance is routinely characterized either by quantification of secreted cytokine proteins or by the expression of cytokine messenger RNA (mRNA).

Most of the Tau phosphorylation sites that have been routinely characterized are serine and threonine residues, but recent reports state that Tau can be phosphorylated at tyrosine residues by kinases, including Fyn.

Ostensibly, reducing sensitivity to fat taste might be a protective mechanism designed to reduce intake of a high-energy nutrient in those with abundant fat reserves; however, the taste of fatty acids are routinely characterized as aversive by humans (Tucker et al. 2013), compared with rodents (Tsuruta et al. 1999), so this explanation relying simply on taste is unsatisfactory.