In a controversial 1950 report, curators at the National Gallery in London characterized restoration as constituting an effort to present paintings "as nearly as possible in the state in which the artist intended them to be seen".
These practices have recently been characterized as "meditative movement", and constitute a distinct category of exercise [ 13].
Children with a z-score weight gain ≤ 0.67 SD were characterized as slow/average growers and constituted the reference group.
Tufts, in its letter to OHRP, characterized Tang's actions as constituting "serious and continuing non-compliance with federal regulations" and with Tufts IRB policy.
As shown in Table 5, twelve genes were characterized as AP2/ERF family transcription factors, constituting a large proportion of cold-inducible transcription factors.
In addition to its attempt to rip apart Microsoft's integrated operations, the government seeks to impose other relief that, although characterized as a "disclosure remedy," would constitute a wholesale confiscation of Microsoft's intellectual property -- the company's crown jewels.
Obesity constitutes a major public health issue, and can be characterized as an epidemic, that does not discriminate gender, age or socioeconomic level [ 1].
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
Can this be characterized as a tax?
Indeed, neither could be characterized as shy.
Thus, properties can be characterized as predicables.
