Sentence examples for characterized in large from inspiring English sources
Ken's life is characterized, in large part, by Ken's indomitable will to succeed and contribute.
Pain is a conscious perceptual experience characterized in large part by its aversive qualities and consequent motivation for relief.
The offer -- which came as the ink was still wet on the agreement by Exxon to acquire Mobil in a record $80 billion takeover, creating the world's largest oil company -- was seen as the first step in a consolidation of the European oil industry, which has been characterized in large part by national companies serving narrow domestic markets.
USGamer's Kat Bailey was generally unenthusiastic about Zero's general attitude and portrayal, saying that she was "characterized in large part by her apparent love of killing and her aggressive bitchiness toward her companion dragon".
The association between duration of pancreatitis and pancreatic cancer has not been well characterized in large population-based studies.
However, the impact of DM and prediabetes on cardiac geometry and function in youth has not been extensively characterized in large population-based samples.
Although Dobrowski (2011) reported that aspect has little direct effect on minimum temperature, the increased solar radiation on south-facing slopes and ridgelines may interact with the dry soil conditions during summer months at Teakettle and promote stronger divergence from the regional temperature patterns characterized in large-scale climate datasets.
Therefore, these aspects can be better characterized in larger rodent and non-rodent animal models.
The probe is characterized in a large red-shift, good selectivity, high sensitivity and favorable biocompatibility.
Anaplastic lymphoma kinase (ALK), which encodes a tyrosine kinase, was initially discovered and characterized in anaplastic large cell lymphoma carrying the characteristic reciprocal chromosomal translocation, t(2 5) 8.
Long term treatment with both typical and atypical antipsychotics may produce similar effects on the S100B serum levels, which however remains to be characterized in a large sample of first-episode, medication-naïve patients with schizophrenia using a longitudinal design.
