Sentence examples for which could be characterized from inspiring English sources

The firm also invested in Glance Clock and Naked Labs, which could be characterized more as consumer bets.

Besides the phenotypic alteration of cells, mFBs could also exert strong contractile ability which could be characterized by the extent of collagen gel contraction in vitro.

Economic gas rate requires the creation of complex fracture networks which could be characterized by the stimulated reservoir volume (SRV) concept.

He may be right – the company has been winning pitch competitions all across Canada for its service, which could be characterized as something like a IFTTT for the enterprise.

As mentioned above, the depth of tip indentation into sample surface reflects the viscoelasticity status of polymer films and the contact area, which could be characterized by scanning surface morphology variations [28].

Arendt presented a model of judgment in the essays "The Crisis in Culture" and "Truth and Politics" which could be characterized as far more 'political' than the one presented so far.

The categories of analysis presented here are woefully incomplete in terms of the ways in which solution elements could be characterized and modeled (e.g., causal structure, P-prims, coordination classes, etc.; see Hammer et al. 2005).

Figure 1 is a carbon classification by which AMS targets could be characterized in a relative way.

In the group of 15-year-old boys Spain and Ukraine were also the countries in which the boys could be characterized as more often spending time in common family activities, but in the opposite end was Finland, Czech Republic and Lithuania.

Thus, a new era is emerging in which reproductive processes and disorders could be characterized using molecular tools and fingerprinting.

Three weeks after injecting 6606PDA or 6606l cells large carcinomas could be characterized, which were surrounded by extensive desmoplastic reaction.