Sentence examples for but also characterised from inspiring English sources

His career defied every model of art-world success, but also characterised the struggles and ambitions of his generation.

Churches and monasteries were now not only wealthy in their own right, but also characterised by routines, with a whole panoply of institutional garb (the sixth century saw the arrival of the tonsure and the habit).

Specifically, the area of structural jet engine sub-structures and components is addressed, where product optimization is dominated by weigth optimization, but also characterised by increased expectations of functionality.

Townsend's conceptual separation of material and social deprivation 31 and its importance in defining deprivation seems, for patients from developed countries but also characterised by social inequalities, to be confirmed by our study.

Breast cancer not only is driven by somatic point mutations and epigenetic alterations but also characterised by extensive copy number changes [ 8, 9], and these large-scale alterations are likely to be informative of its biology in addition to clinico-histopathological features and expression profiles.

Moreover, quantitative analysis of thorax CT does not only measure lung weight but also characterises patients with acute respiratory failure [28], assesses distribution of ventilation [29], quantifies pulmonary inhomogeneities [30] and predicts response to therapy [31].

Globigerina bulloides is more typical of sub-polar regions [ 84], but also characterises upwelling zones in lower latitudes [ 85].

Since COPD is not only affecting the lungs, but is also characterised by extrathoracic manifestations, another line of research focuses on the role of systemic inflammation in the pathogenesis of COPD and its comorbidities.

"But [it was also characterised by] two injuries that will rule out Manuel Almunia and William Gallas for the second leg.

These are concentrated geographically - in parts of sub-Saharan Africa and south Asia - but they are also characterised by other inequalities, such as girls who do not receive the same opportunities as boys.

The AHSC at Imperial College London and Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust was not only the first AHSC in England, but it was also characterised by a unique organisational model.