Sentence examples for be characterised by high from inspiring English sources
He says that it is being designed to attract wealthy buyers whose way of life will be characterised by "high levels of personal consumption and large per-capita eco-footprints".
Although volunteer programmes are widely thought to be characterised by high attrition levels, the FCHV Programme loses fewer than 5% of its volunteers annually.
Furthermore, in contrast to water quantity model outputs, water quality model outputs were found to be characterised by high non-linearity.
In four cities out of six, deprived English neighbourhoods appeared to be characterised by high population density, vast portions of unbuilt land, numerous cul-de-sac, and regular street patterns.
Correlations with CAP axis scores indicated that the outer reef tended to be characterised by high biomasses of Naso unicornis and N. lituratus, while the reef flat was characterised by higher biomass of Scarus schlegeli (Fig. 3b).
Complex work systems can be characterised by high uncertainty, multiple interacting elements and dynamic change (Vicente 1999; Carayon 2006).
Therefore, locations with thicker and more clayey weathered-regolith will be characterised by higher S, and consequently, higher protective capacity than areas with thinner and more sandy regolith.
"The general elections were characterised by high voter turnout and orderly conduct of the elections proceedings.
Springs and autumns in the 1830s and 40s were characterised by high rainfall, as were the summers of the 1870s when crops rotted in the fields.
