Sentence examples for characterized coverage from inspiring English sources

(In 2001, James characterized coverage in the Western media of human-rights issues as "destabilizing forces" that are "very, very dangerous for the Chinese government").

The Cultural Revolution-style propaganda blitz that has characterized coverage of the Tibetan crackdown is not an encouraging signal.

Figure 1 displays a set of descriptors that serve best to characterize coverage decision-making procedures in international comparison.

The algorithm settings were determined after evaluating different quality score thresholds and comparing array calls with dideoxy sequencing results to characterize coverage and accuracy.

In future cases, we could ask each informant about which areas they had visited with what frequency and to use this to characterize coverage in terms of observation "effort" or "intensity".

The rise of masstige has surely been fed by a sense of reciprocity that has characterized celebrity coverage: "Just like us!" promises Us Weekly.

He characterized the coverage as simply reflecting a wider range of views than are available elsewhere on cable.

I reached out to Fox News itself on Sunday to see if the network had any gripes with how Media Matters had characterized its coverage.

Images of youth in the streets with mobile phones and cameras, and the instant fame of Facebook's Wael Ghonim characterized enthusiastic coverage of events during the Arab Spring.

One member of the racing media characterized the coverage as a "cheap attempt to get clicks," and it's tough to avoid reaching that conclusion, given the paucity of reporting on horse racing by many of the outlets who blasted the news out on Saturday.

Additionally, we predict motifs for many TFs that have DNA-binding domains similar to those already characterized, increasing coverage of binding specificities to 292 C. elegans TFs (∼40%).