Sentence examples for which we characterized from inspiring English sources

"There is a significant difference between what happened in 2003, which we characterized as genocide, and what is happening today," Gration said Thursday.

To test how well the patterns observed in controlled experiments match the patterns in field populations, we present two case studies in which we characterized the fitness consequences of plasticity both under controlled lath house conditions and in the field.

We “put to one side” the Parden case, which we characterized as involving “dramatic circumstances” and “a rather isolated state activity,” 411 U.S., at 285, unlike the provision of the Fair Labor Standards Act in question that applied to a broad class of state employees.

These polymers, which we characterized using gel permeation chromatography, thermogravimetric analysis, NMR spectroscopy, UV Vis absorption spectroscopy, and electrochemical cyclic voltammetry, exhibited good solubility, low-lying energy levels for their highest occupied molecular orbitals, excellent thermal stability, and air stability.

One notable intrahost variation is the RNA editing site of the glycoprotein (GP) gene (fig. S5A) (10 12), which we characterized in patients (6).

It would lead to a version of scenario 3. Another important change is the progress that has been achieved in further development of encapsulation materials, the lack of which we characterized as a reverse salient.

We therefore propose two alternative estimators which we characterize theoretically and compare experimentally.

When the outcome variable is continuous, this subset is defined by linear constraints which we characterize exactly.

"Roughly we seem to do most of our learning by means of certain indirect, intuitional, impressionistic processes, which we characterize by the blanket term 'heuristics,'" Dr. Samuel said.

I will describe two projects in which we characterize complex systems – supercooled liquids and conjugated polymer aggregates – through single molecule or single particle fluorescence imaging.

Furthermore, we identify and elaborate on some interesting connections with the distributed information bottleneck model for which we characterize optimal tradeoffs between rates (i.e., complexity) and information (i.e., accuracy) in the discrete and vector Gaussian frameworks.