Sentence examples for characteristic setting from inspiring English sources

The defining characteristic, setting it apart from more traditional spas, is the "underwater concert hall".

The inability to assume the neutral keto tautomer is their other distinct characteristic, setting them apart from analogous azoles and their benzoanalogs.

In other words, the findings did not, as Dr. White's team inferred, overturn what is known as the savanna hypothesis associated with the evolution of upright walking — bipedalism — as a distinctive characteristic setting prehumans apart from ancestral apes.

Consequently many researchers have posited that each individual has a characteristic "set point" level of happiness, toward which he tends to gravitate over time.

Investigators collaborated to develop common instruments to measure family background, teachers' characteristics, setting structural characteristics, experiences of children in settings, and children's developmental status.

We intended to describe: participant characteristics, setting, recruitment methods, theoretical basis used in designing interventions, intervention implementation, delivery, and outcomes.

But with two characteristics setting it apart from what we have come to know.

Multivariate logistic regression showed that when data was controlled for patient characteristics, setting had a unique contribution to the differences found in use of drugs and procedures.

The reason for this difference is not known, but differences in tablet characteristics, setting, cultural and behavioural attitudes may be considered.

Information categories included: study design, participant characteristics, setting, health care providers, early discharge planning or usual care intervention elements, occasions of measurement, and outcomes.

Those characteristics set it apart from the jewelry houses around the corner in Place Vendôme.