Sentence examples for broadly characterised from inspiring English sources

The site was broadly characterised into three main habitats: (1) dense coral cover that resembles biogenic reef complexes, (2) areas of sediment, and (3) authigenic carbonate blocks with sparse coral and chemosynthetic communities.

If the book's title didn't make her view clear enough, last weekend an excerpt was published in the American magazine the Atlantic with the emotive headline "Have smartphones destroyed a generation?" It quickly generated differing reactions that were played out on social media – these could be broadly characterised as praise from parents and criticism from scientists.

Users were shown to have well-defined attitudes to objects, broadly characterised within nine categories: 'Future Value, Public Valueue and Evidence', 'Understanding the Present', 'Content and Learning', Personal Meaning and Identity', 'Discovery and Engagement', 'Rarity', 'Materials and Sensory Experience' and 'Connection to the Past'.

Resistance pathways may be broadly characterised as affecting the pharmacodynamics (response) or pharmacokinetics (lifetimes and exposure) of anticancer agents.

The evaluation is designed as an assessment of the value of two types of telemonitoring technology broadly characterised as telehealth and telecare.

While the two sides could be broadly characterised as the 'veterinary' and 'ecological' approaches, as we have seen both have involved coalitions of actors from multiple disciplines.

The utilisation of different raw materials to be processed sequentially so that demand constraints are met, broadly characterise dehydration plants as multi-product.

Preliminary fieldwork comprising, geomorphological mapping, lithostratigraphic analysis of exposures and borehole drilling and laboratory testing encompassing particle size distribution analysis were carried out to broadly characterise the geology of the study area.

We begin this part of the analysis by providing some descriptive evidence that broadly characterises the patterns of fertility timing across groups of states and over time.

funestus population from Chokwe district in Mozambique in order to analyse its susceptibility status to insecticides and to broadly characterise the main operating resistance mechanisms.

In this study we carried out a large-scale field collection and rearing of An. funestus from Mozambique in order to analyse its susceptibility status to insecticides and to broadly characterise the main resistance mechanisms involved in natural populations.