Sentence examples for characterised this aspect from inspiring English sources

One participant characterised this aspect of HIA as 'applied epidemiology' and this predictive aspect of HIA was identified as powerful, valuable and important.

Indicators, such as the number of food products in certain categories carrying a claim while being classified as 'unhealthy', will be used to characterise this aspect of the food environment.

It was felt that, as a school of public health, we were well positioned in terms of academic legitimacy to play this kind of role and to begin to challenge the silence and discrimination which characterises this important aspect of human experience.

He coined the term "differance" ( différance in French, combining the meanings of difference and deferral) to characterise these aspects of understanding, and proposed that differance is the ur-phenomenon lying at the heart of language and thought, at work in all meaningful activities in a necessarily elusive and provisional way.

So far, however, it has not been possible to objectively characterise these aspects of acupuncture needling.

Additionally it was found that array geometry (characterised by its aspect ratio in this study) plays an important role on both flow distribution and photovoltaic yield.

Windsor characterises this concept as the "reverse Mirabella".

"See, I would just characterise this as debate.

What characterises this coupling?

The investigation was carried out in a baffled vessel characterised by an aspect ratio equal to four and stirred with four radial impellers.

Established risk factors for pancreatic cancer include smoking, long-standing diabetes, high body fatness, and chronic pancreatitis, all of which can be characterised by aspects of inflammatory processes.