Sentence examples for as it characterised from inspiring English sources

The bill will define rape as a crime against a person, rather than a crime against morality, as it characterised at present.

For the physical property, the void ratio is used, as it characterises the compactness of the rock.

It is also called 'otospongiosis' as it is characterised by replacement of the normal ivory-like enchondral bone by spongy vascular bone.

But this association is non-linear as it is characterised by an inverted-U shape with a decline after the age of 42.

In the fifth, and final experiment, we show that the illusion reported here is qualitatively different from the traditional rubber hand illusion as it is characterised by less disownership of the real hand and a stronger feeling of having two right hands.

Each of the categories can be used independently as it is characterised by a standardised definition.

Gastric Cancer GCC) is a significant oncological "problem" as it is characterised by a high metastatic potential and a dismal 5-year survival rate of 20%.

Our trial stands out from previous research as it is characterised by a large sample size, comparison is made with an active control group, and self-reported smoking abstinence is biologically validated.

Whereas I wanted the dreams and visions in the film to occur as plainly as possible (somewhat in the manner of late Buñuel), Richard favoured something more elaborately supernatural or (as I characterised it) arty.

The OIG evaluation and auditing mechanisms are essentially funder-control mechanisms, regularly identifying what it characterised as "losses" and reporting these to the Global Fund and the Board.

It characterised Serbs as the victims of Bosniak war crimes around Srebrenica, asserting that in 1992 and 1993 alone 1300 Serb civilians were killed.