Sentence examples for characterize issues from inspiring English sources

Environmental policies are broadly claimed to rely on sound scientific evidence because of the complexity, the uncertainty and the diverging political stakes that characterize issues like biodiversity decline or climate change.

Characterizing the problem is done using a three-step process of characterizing issues and concerns, developing the appropriate models, and preparing background reports.

See related research by Gonnert et al., http://ccforum.com/content/17/2/R67 We appreciated the article by Gonnert and colleagues on hyperbilirubinemia from septic hepatocellular excretory dysfunction [ 1], a still improperly characterized issue in clinical settings.

We also suggest that future studies aimed at assessing the quality of HIV testing utilize clinic observation and exit interviews in order to comprehensively characterize care issues.

Given this logical point, and given the historical ways thinkers have understood themselves, it seems unhelpful to characterize the issues in (i) as constituting an absolute-relative debate, hence our use of the term 'true' instead of 'absolute'absolute

Quotations from the study participants have been used to characterize emerging issues and themes.

Powell et al. (2004) characterize this issue as the "task-technology-structure fit".

It would thus be more accurate to characterize the issue of both theoretical and practical reason as attitudes; the difference is that theoretical reasoning leads to modifications of our beliefs, whereas practical reasoning leads to modifications of our intentions (Harman 1986, Bratman 1987).

All cited characterize the issue as one of free speech.

Pro-Citizens United attorney's Jim Bopp (who also represented the Republican National Committee's governors conference) and Ted Olson (who also represented Koch Industries) try to characterize the issue as one of free speech.

Further work is required to better characterize this issue.