Sentence examples for To be characteristics from inspiring English sources

–Orthodontic treatment, absence of diastema, and symmetry were found to be characteristics of smile simulations ranked highest by all four categories.

Novelty and appropriateness/usefulness/resolution are widely agreed to be characteristics of creative products; a third dimension of style/elegance/esthetic quality is also suggested.

Since quantification of the uncertainty of the total CO2 is an important task, the mean and standard deviation of the 200 simulated values of total CO2 output were assumed to be characteristics of the CO2 efflux and its uncertainty (Cardellini et al., 2003).

Because we were interested in estimating the relative importance of traits or factors previously found or theorized to be characteristics of invasive plant taxa, we collected data on growth form, life history, seed mass, on breeding system, physiological traits, maximum height, highest chromosome number and hybrid status, and wetland habitat affinity.

The coding sequences of the mucA, lasR and mexZ genes were analyzed in our collection of isolates to score for mutations that could be involved in the phenotypic switches to mucoidy, deficiency in the quorum sensing and antimicrobial (aminoglycoside) resistance respectively, three phenotypes considered to be characteristics of P.aeruginosa chronic CF infections.

Self-renewal, multi-differentiation capacity, tumor initiation are proposed to be characteristics of CSCs [ 4].

"People have called me everything," he says with what turns out to be characteristic overstatement.

This kind of confidence tends to be characteristic of particular social groups.

This personality type -- which Christopher Lasch took to be characteristic of our age -- is depressive, irritable, edgy, easily angered.

He recalls why he signed up for the Trieste mission with what turns out to be characteristic understatement.

Eventually, he treats both in a cruel manner and with a dismissive wit we now know to be characteristic.