Sentence examples for and which characterized from inspiring English sources

Our results revealed three distinguishable profiles, whose expression strengthened with increasing age and which characterized developmental differences in connectivity within the ten systems, between networks thought to underlie cognitive control and non-control systems, and among the non-control networks.

The first, entitled "survey for evaluating the work environment," which was applied to the company by an environmental administrator specialized in Hygiene and Occupational Health, and which characterized exposure, established groups of similar exposure (GSE), and identified those workers who would receive the breathing air sampling equipment (GIL AIR PLUS pump with its respective sampling train).

But lately, as his list of American clients has grown his work here has shifted toward an upbeat modernism that mixes 20th-century and contemporary styles, and which characterizes his plans for the Mark.

Beige suggests a kind of informality that emerges from research and testing, and which characterizes the kind of evolution that springs from our digital present.

This region corresponds to the 'β-switch' loop, which adopts different conformations in the free and ligand-bound structures of glycoprotein Ib-α (Huizinga et al, 2002) and which characterizes this class of LRR domains.

The pro-survival and proliferative effects of these cytokines may be important in the development of the expanded fibroblast network, which occurs during early disease and which characterizes established RA [ 46].

In his memoirs, Władysław Szpilman also compared himself to Crusoe and, like Fogelman, emphasized the isolation and hopelessness which characterized the Warsaw Crusoes.

A few days after his 95th birthday, in March 1998, Mr. Mansfield expressed in an interview his philosophy of moderation and accommodation, which characterized his career as a politician and as an envoy.

This wavering position between socialism and liberalism, which characterized so much of his career, proved to be his political testament.

The alleged involvement of a senior participant of the American intervention in El Salvador is, indeed, particularly odious given the legacy of institutionalized torture and murder which characterized US military involvement in that country.

"This should be done in the same spirit of mutual respect and humanitarian compassion which characterized the European response to the plight of the Benghazi children and their families".