Sentence examples for characterized a relative from inspiring English sources
The extrovert-high alexithymia (EHA) group was characterized a relative high in externally oriented cognitive style, regular scores in difficulty identifying feelings and difficulty describing feelings and contained most of the cases (77.3%).
Such a lattice characterizes a relative position of neurons with regards to their neighbors, that is, their topological properties rather than exact geometric locations.
REM sleep was characterized by a relative lack of atonia...
Nisyros is characterized by a relative pristine volcanic terrain.
This accuracy is characterized by a relative error that should be less than 20% for the dominant noise type and less than 30% for another type of noise.
During the late MIS 6, there was a eutrophic water body with highly transparent water, characterized by a relative stable water level.
As allanite and monazite preferentially incorporate Th over U (Klimm et al. 2008; Skora and Blundy 2012; Stepanov et al. 2012), the coexisting fluid is characterized by a relative enrichment of U over Th (Figure 2).
In agreement with our previous experience [21], the response of whole body glucose metabolism was characterized by a relative reduction in FDG clearance and whole body glucose consumption in both MTF and STS animals.
However, the management literature is still characterized by a relative paucity of knowledge about how business strategies are developed to deal with these complexities (e.g., Andriesse & van Helvoirt, 2010; Chen, 2008; Redding & Witt, 2007; Yao et al., 2009; Zhang, 2014).
During maturation, the steroid receptor proceeds through a multi-chaperone machinery in which each step is characterized by a relative abundance of distinct chaperones [7].
Similarly to what observed in HIV-infected patients, ASCT recipients present a phenotypic CD4+ pattern characterized by a relative expansion of effector memory cells and a loss of central memory cells, which has been hypothesized disadvantageous in chronic infections.
