Sentence examples for Research characterized from inspiring English sources

This research characterized patterns and predictors of adherence to headache treatment appointments in patients presenting at headache specialty treatment clinics throughout Ohio.

It stopped short of saying Appleseed was itself an extremist group, though Mark Pitcavage, the A.D.L.'s director of investigative research, characterized Appleseed as a potential gateway to militias.

While research on business models and business model innovation continue to exhibit growth, the field is still, even after more than two decades of research, characterized by a striking lack of cumulative theorizing and an opportunistic borrowing of more or less related ideas from neighbouring fields in the place of cumulative theory.

This research characterized the chemical and mineralogical properties of the Nui Nua clay which forms from the weathering of the Nui Nua serpentinized ultramafic mafic massif (Thanh Hoa Province, Viet Nam) using several methods (including Fourier transform infrared spectrometry and transmission electron microscopy).

This research characterized the structural attributes and growth dynamics of Thuja occidentalis in disjunct forest stands south of its contiguous range margin.

In fact, it is misleading to imagine that we refer to a single philosophical tradition when we invoke the phrase, "philosophy of history," because the strands of research characterized here rarely engage in dialogue with each other.

Jason Gammel, oil analyst at Macquarie Research, characterized Exxon's first-quarter profit as a "pretty big miss," and attributed the bulk of the shortfall to Exxon's accrual for the health care legislation.

According to a TNK official, BP characterized the company's principals as "crooks and thugs".

Judge Thomas P. Zampino of New Jersey Superior Court characterized Mr. Brown's rationale as "very fair".

Microsoft characterized the technology licensing program as a good-faith effort that was evolving.

The Fed characterized real estate as "very weak and, in many cases, deteriorating".