Sentence examples for characterised as strong from inspiring English sources

The parameters are characterised as strong, moderate and weak based on correlation.

Using the EPHPP quality assessment tool for quantitative studies, one study was characterised as strong, 24 one as moderate, 25 with the remaining studies classified as weak.

Agro-ecological conditions in Kazakhstan, where the cultivars are grown, can be characterised as strong drought during the entire vegetation period with localised salinity stress.> -wrap-foot> Eight cultivars are derived from recent breeding programs in Kazakhstan along with two historical reference-pedigree cultivars (shown in Italics).

The opposition is sometimes characterised as liberal.

Drummond is characterised as large, very strong, physically unattractive and an "apparently brainless hunk of a man", He is six feet tall, weighs around 14 stone, and has a "cheerful type of ugliness which inspires immediate confidence in its owner".

Drummond was characterised as large, very strong, physically unattractive and an "apparently brainless hunk of a man", who was also a gentleman with a private income; he could also be construed as "a brutalized ex-officer whose thirst for excitement is also an attempt to reenact the war".

Moore agrees, describing the composition as a "throwaway" while praising what he characterises as its "strong sense of harmonic direction".

Forum for the Future, which counts BP, BT, Eurostar, PepsiCo and Unilever among its partners, was singled out as a leader among business aligned NGOs, while WWF was characterised as a leader among NGOs with strong environmental credentials.

Kirkup said the reaction of staff in the maternity was shaped both by a denial that there was a problem and "a strong group mentality amongst midwives characterised as 'the musketeers'".

Such resilience is to be admired but while in previous years it characterised a United team that was as strong in will as it was in talent, this time around it felt altogether more precarious, akin to a teenager who kept passing his exams despite a lack of revision.

Within the ERI model, overcommitment is a personality trait characterised as a pattern of coping with demand in combination with a strong desire for approval and esteem.