Sentence examples for are better characterised from inspiring English sources

Cities are often associated with anonymity but they are better characterised by their strong sense of community.

It is found that the transmissivity, hydraulic head and recharge fields are better characterised after the inverse conditioning.

In contrast, the longer-term effects of acceptance are better characterised by an elevation in reactivity (more negative affect at one week follow-up, greater physiological response to emotional images).

There is increasing evidence that the memory difficulties experienced in depression are better characterised as an impairment of recollection and not familiarity (Drakeford et al., 2010; Hertel & Milan, 1994; Jermann et al., 2005; MacQueen et al., 2002, 2003; Ramponi et al., 2004).

28 We did time to event analyses for the primary outcome with rosiglitazone as reference because its risks, although incompletely understood, are better characterised than those of pioglitazone.

However, his time at the Emirates has been better characterised by poor defensive displays.

But NARC's campaign was better characterised by Kibaki, virtually bedbound for the past three weeks after a car crash.

His relationship with the armed forces may be better characterised as "creative tension" than sun-king arrogance.

In fact the UN process might be better characterised, as per the Saudis' obstructive example, as the sum of many countries' efforts not to cool the planet.

The scheme is better characterised as a rich dad, the government, going to the bank manager and giving him or her a financial inducement to approve a mortgage that the bank manager considered risky".

Though often known by outsiders simply as "hot and spicy", it is better characterised by its startling range of flavours, from the infamous "numbing and hot" combination of chillies and Sichuan pepper through to understated dishes in which the essential tastes of prime ingredients shine through.