Sentence examples for characterized either as from inspiring English sources
At the end of the process, each plant was characterized either as sterile or fertile.
This treatment is still in use at Pilgrim and still controversial, characterized either as a drastic but effective method, or a form of assault.
On the basis of ultrasonographic findings the cysts were characterized either as echo-free, without solid parts or papillary formations (group 1), or as having echogenic cyst content, with solid parts or papillary formations (group 2).
Depending on the nature of impact face (brittle or ductile) battered by the impactor, the induced impact damage are characterized either as partial or complete interface failure that leads to formation of radial cracks or spalling fracture in the acrylic layer.
The samples that fall in Ca Mg SO4 Cl water type demonstrate Ca Mg Cl facies where groundwater cannot be characterized either as cation or anion dominant (Herojeet et al. 2016).
During the analysis, it became clear that the mechanisms that emerged from the data could be characterized either as a reflexive mode of processing market feedback or as a generative mode of producing market outcomes.
She also said Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Democrat of California, and Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, had "far-leftist views," although she declined to characterize either as pro- or anti-American.
"I wouldn't characterize either man as a hug victim," said Mr. Weaver, who now works mostly for Democrats but was conducting a pre-convention walk-through of Madison Square Garden with the Bush team this week.
In the past, the isolate is either characterized as much as possible or archived in a laboratory as an unculturable, yet interesting isolate.
Many of the aforementioned studies characterize exposure either as the sum of all PCB congeners [ 14, 15] or as individual congeners [ 14, 18].
Occlusal relief (characterized as either high or low) and the cusp shape (characterized as either sharp, rounded, or blunt) of the apex of the paracone and metacone of the M M(n = 14) and the metaconid and entoconid of the m1 m3 (n = 26) were examined by the naked eye (and occasionally using a stereomicroscope Olympus SZ11) and qualitatively scored.
