Sentence examples for with characterising from inspiring English sources
Mishra (2016) presented a production inventory model for three-level production rate with characterising the preservation technology for deterioration items under shortages.
We are grateful to Tassos Pavlopoulos and Michael Akam for sharing unpublished data, to Isabel Palacios for the anti-GFP antibody, to John Roote for help with characterising the FlyProt lines and to our colleagues for helpful discussions.
Cell biology is concerned with characterising the structure and composition of cells from the molecular to the microscopical level so as to understand better their growth, differentiation and activity.
The antephase checkpoint may overlap with characterised checkpoints via p38 or may represent the p38-dependent aspect of each of the characterised checkpoints.
The low activity state, to begin with, is characterised with the ability to elevate folding capacity.
The directive would ban cigarettes with a "characterising flavour", such as menthol, strawberry or vanilla, on the grounds that they encourage young people to start smoking.
These actors refuse (explicitly or implicitly) each form of co-participation or dialogue with institutions or with differently characterised groups, emphasizing their identity and autonomy.
The geometries were optimised with UB3LYP/B1 and characterised with a frequency calculation.
Ni3B nanoparticles, phages and compounds of phages with Ni3B were characterised with an atomic force microscope (AFM).
However, these solutions are generally stable within narrow operating windows and always coexist with solutions characterised by lower methanol conversion.
Sometimes the weak form of pantheism is rhetorically disguised as theism, with God characterised as 'absolute depth' or some equally baffling expression, as by Paul Tillich.
