Examples of using Characterizing in English and their translations into Japanese
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The change was meant to dovetail with how Mrs. Clinton's supporters were characterizing the probe.
Two reports focus on scanning probe methods for characterizing the structures of technologically important materials.
Characterizing candles with belladonna, instructionindicates the properties of the drug to prevent the stimulating effect of acetylcholine, reduce the secretion of sweat, lacrimal, bronchial, gastric and salivary glands.
In case of violations of the liver, the drug can not be taken until the indicators characterizing the function of the liver(liver function tests) return to normal.
Diagnosis of cirrhosis of the liver is not a big deal and often already at the initial examination of the patient it is possible to identify a number of specific signs characterizing this disease.
Characterizing good corrosion-resistance, high ductility, super conductivity and thermal-stable properties, this niobium ingot is widely applied in the chemical processing, semiconductor, medical industry, nuclear energy and high-temperature parts.
A seminal paper by Moran and Desimone characterizing these effects was the first paper to find attention effects anywhere in the visual cortex.
Future brain research should therefore focus on integrative projects as a next step in characterizing this complex environmental/genetic interplay and in revealing how it translates into brain function and/or disease.
Description Characterizing excellent corrosion resistance, high temperature strength and outstanding physical mechanical performance, tantalum crucible is suitable for reboiling, preheating and condensing of nitric acid combinations with any other chemicals like aqua regia.
This type of anemia is usually discovered from the age of 30, however in cases of child malnutrition, for example, there may be deficiency of this vitamin, characterizing juvenile pernicious anemia.
What most schools don't tell you: only with real-world experience will a profession's secrets be acquired only by directly learning the techniques characterizing that profession.
In interview, analysts expressed a reservation about bitcoin gold, both when speaking about its developer team, and when characterizing the protocol's potential market opportunity.
Radiation sickness(syndrome) The complex of symptoms characterizing the disease known as radiation injury, resulting from excessive exposure(greater than 200 rads or 2 gray) of the whole body(or large part) to ionizing radiation.
Applications include profiling gene expression changes during stem cell differentiation, organ development, or tumor progression, and characterizing the response of subpopulations of cells to environmental signals and conditions.
After analyzing internal data- the annual employee survey, performance evaluations, the Great Manager Award nominations- the researchers came up with eight common behaviors characterizing those who excelled at management in their organization.
Think of it as a serial number that does not contain information characterizing financial instruments but rather serves to uniformly identify a security for trading and settlement purposes.
By characterizing these flows we can determine how planets like Jupiter are born and characterize their chemical composition at birth.
Characterizing elements in microelectronics or in microsystems often requires simultaneously topology measurements and height or thickness measurements performed in particular places.
The goal of microbiome research such as“The NIH Human Microbiome Project” is to demonstrate the feasibility of characterizing the human microbiome with hopes to lead to better diagnosis and treatment of illnesses and disease.
What is even more significant is that, in his manner of characterizing the Tribe of Levi and its relations with the priesthood, Malachias adopts the terminology of Deuteronomy;