Sentence examples for characterised mainly from inspiring English sources

'The summer has been characterised mainly by its coldness, for which I am personally very grateful.

In a society characterised mainly by hostility and widespread misanthropy, ours is, surprisingly enough, a good example of progressively more tolerant outlooks as far as appearance is concerned.

The agricultural practice is characterised mainly by subsistence small holder farming practiced in upland areas.

Performance of a flange joint is characterised mainly by its 'strength' and 'sealing capability'.

The Cluster 3 contains three countries characterised mainly by high rates of population growth compared to the average of the groups.

However the functional properties of tissue substitutes have not been well characterised, mainly since mechanical measurement devices have not been designed to test cell culture materials in vitro.

I can't quite describe it, but it's characterised by mainly not wanting anyone to wander on stage and punch Adam Lambert in the knees for being a precocious tool.

Thai family culture, which is characterised as mainly extended family-type, places an expectation on families to care for sick relatives, irrespective of whether they have a medical or mental illness [ 37].

5 These studies included only small numbers of individuals, characterised subjects mainly on basis of pulmonary measurements, paid no attention to the genetic background and paid limited attention to different aspects of pulmonary inflammation.

Next, in four studies for which genomic data were available [ 21, 22, 25, 26], tumours were also classified according to the three major NB subtypes: subtype 1 (characterised by mainly numerical aberrations and not 11q loss or MYCN amplification), 2A (characterised by 11q loss, without MYCN amplification) or 2B (characterised by MYCN amplification).

These are mainly characterised as semi-natural, multi-functional forests.