Sentence examples for although characterized from inspiring English sources

A further problem with using this method is the characterization of the nebulisers, although characterized in the factory before use, the nebulisers have removable components.

In addition to its attempt to rip apart Microsoft's integrated operations, the government seeks to impose other relief that, although characterized as a "disclosure remedy," would constitute a wholesale confiscation of Microsoft's intellectual property -- the company's crown jewels.

Seeing this, it seemed irrefutable that ISIS, although characterized as a rebel group in the Syrian civil war, did not consider the toppling of the Assad régime to be its primary objective.

Results show that the research tool, although characterized by a simpler user interface and reduced set of features, consistently delivers superior equipment architectures with significant weight reduction respect commercial solutions, allowing at the same time the compliance with thermal duty specifications.

Although characterized by a comparable layout, the Kel Tadrart sites featured an unexpected variability in domestic architecture (Biagetti 2014d).

In addition, areas underlain by saprolite and impermeable bedrock, especially in the northern coastal area along the Comoro river sections although characterized by relatively low rainfall, have high groundwater potential.

Although characterizing a disease entity as either emphysema or fibrosis is oversimplification, it seems like BPD features a co-existence of emphysema and fibrosis as reported [98, 99].

IGN writer A.E. Sparrow commented that every anime and manga benefited from a strong female presence that Sakura provided for the Naruto series, although characterizing her as "stereotypically girly".

Thus, although characterizing the functional differences between different default network regions has become an area of significant interest, our study may not have been optimally designed to answer this specific question.

Although characterizing these immunological 'building blocks' is a daunting task, it is clear that high-throughput technologies have already revolutionized vaccinology research.

These studies, although characterizing a single disease lacked consensus, perhaps in-part as a consequence of an inappropriate (not age-matched) reference [ 16].