Sentence examples for characterized as including from inspiring English sources

The variety of the colloidal material at the site has been characterized as including uranate, phosphates, silicate, and metallic aggregates (Utsunomiya et al. [2009]).

Fishermen's subculture has also been characterized as including tolerance of danger, fatalism, and the need to prove their masculinity [ 15].

Aside from clinical presentation and severity of illness; the initial conditions to be identified and characterized as completely as possible include physician, patient, and practice environment factors (Table 1).

Geophagy (or geophagia) is the most common type of pica described in the literature, although many other substances have been characterized as pica including baby powder, chalk, ash, ceramics, paper, paint chips, charcoal, and large quantities of ice [6], [7].

Steyskal's [ 29] classification of the Sciomyzidae lead to sciomyzine larvae being characterized as terrestrial (including those inhabiting moist surfaces) saprophages/predators/parasitoids, while tetanocerine larvae are typically characterized as aquatic predators.

Recently, high frequency deep brain stimulation (DBS) within the subcallosal cingulate gyrus (SCG) was shown to rapidly improve depressive symptoms in refractory patients, with 60% of patients being characterized as responders, including 35% of them in total remission (Mayberg et al., 2005, Kennedy et al., 2011, Lozano et al., 2012).

Sleep aids characterized as 'other' included vitamins, herbal remedies, and anti-emetics.

A vast majority were characterized as maintenance-related, including improper use of extension cords; trash cans in hallways; and rooms where grease had been allowed to accumulate.

Many bacteria initially characterized as strict anaerobes, including Geobacter sulfurreducens, have subsequently been shown to consume oxygen at sub-atmospheric concentrations [84] [86].

Involvement of these gene clusters during i-Extract induced cytotoxicity suggests that it might be characterized as cellular responses, including stress response (HSPA9, CDKN1A) and DNA damage and repair response (ING1, DDB2 and TFAP2A), culminating into either cell cycle arrest or apoptosis (Figure 3D).

The subpoena asked Twitter to provide "any and all user information" related to the account (characterized by Mr. Harris as including "real stories, callous revolutionary fervor, trickery") from Sept. 15 to Dec. 31, 2011.