Sentence examples for Characteristic high and from inspiring English sources
The technique depends on blood samples taken from individuals in different mental states over time for example, from people with bipolar disorder as they swing between the disorder's characteristic high and low moods.
The relative heights of the characteristic high and low points are read on the barometer.
The chief and a fellow leader of the ceremony, a Huichol marakame -- one distinguished by the characteristic high cheekbones and tall stance of the Navajo, the other more rounded and wizened -- began to sing alternatively Huichol and Lakota songs, while shaking a rattle, praising, I was told, the spirits.
A paradox regarding the classic power spectral analysis of heart rate variability (HRV) is whether the characteristic high- (HF) and low-frequency (LF) spectral peaks represent stochastic or chaotic phenomena.
All species of subgenus Hippochaete showed a nearly identical composition with characteristic high amounts of alkanes and aldehydes (∼30 45 %) and very low proportions of alkyl esters (maximum 2%%).
Indeed, a single adenoviral injection can produce characteristic high-level and persistent plasma expression of soluble receptor ectodomains or secreted protein antagonists, allowing highly stringent conditional inactivation of target pathways in vivo.
The probe TPE-HY has many excellent properties, including rapid response, AIE characteristics, high sensitivity and selectivity, and low cytotoxicity.
Neutrophils were identified as Gr-1high positive Gr-1high positiveracellsstic high side-scander profile.
Previous studies have reported various reasons given by Dutch women for not opting for the CT: the test characteristics, high costs and attitudes towards Down syndrome [ 8, 10].
We interestingly showed that in hospital with our characteristics (high risk and urgency HS) it is difficult to predict HHC with only preoperative variables.
He did his characteristic high-stepping dance, and his voice sounded fine (it can go from a roar to a whine in the space of a few syllables), but his set was hit and miss -- or rather miss and hit.
