Sentence examples for characteristics pointed out from inspiring English sources

In agreement with the hypothesis tested, the environmental factors as land use, hydrology, geomorphology, chemical and physical habitat characteristics pointed out strong association with structure of fish assemblages in streams with different urbanisation levels.

The required characteristics of the level of service index are firstly discussed, and then an accessibility type index is proposed with holding the characteristics pointed out in the discussion.

Each of these is self-organizing and self-reproducing and becoming increasingly interdependent in their involvement with the MTLA program, exhibiting the characteristics pointed out by Jessop (1994).

This article reviews the recent advances in the fluorescence analysis of ATP in vivo, describes their sensing mechanisms and characteristics, points out their applications in biological research, and offers prospects of the developments in the future.

The lack of morphological support for the observed karyological differences and the small sample sizes examined by Balushkin and Chereshnev [ 53] in describing species characteristics points out three major issues with the current status of the taxonomy of Dallia.

In a comparative study based on the resonant behavior the effect of certain deformation mechanisms on the global cyclic softening and hardening characteristics is pointed out for both materials.

What I found striking was that a gay man, and a white one at that, would be so uncomfortable with having this defining characteristic being pointed out to him when he, too, had spent his life being a minority.

The distinction between off- and near-resonance regime characteristics is clearly pointed out.

His mannerisms, his unpredictability and the way he fought his political opponents were characteristics media outlets pointed out that made these two more than just a political "bromance".

Similar characteristics were also pointed out for synthetic biomimetic analogs (e.g., [ 9]), allowing one to prepare bioactive ceramics [ 10].

We attribute this to our subject group being relatively homogeneous and with very similar sociodemographic characteristics, as we pointed out earlier in this paper in Study Subjects.