Sentence examples for characterized in large part from inspiring English sources

Ken's life is characterized, in large part, by Ken's indomitable will to succeed and contribute.

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 improved mobility status following RENEW is a critical outcome as physical function is characterized in large part by the ability to move about, and mobility impairments are targeted by rehabilitation interventions in needy older populations like cancer survivors.

However, these modifications are usually costly and energy-consuming, and the resulting products in large part are characterized by low nutrition value, volatility of the amino acid composition, as well as deficiency in basic amino acids (Coward-Kelly et al. 2006; Staron et al. 2010).

Because these arrangements were mutually beneficial to trafficking organisations and the political system, the violence was less widespread than it is today and the Pax Mafiosa which characterized the PRI years was due in large part to the fact the many criminal organisations were essentially tacit employees of the political system.

The nature of the denatured state ensemble has been controversial for decades owing, in large part, to the difficulty in characterizing the structure and energetics of denatured state interactions.

Even fewer have been investigated within their native cell, in large part because of the difficulty in characterizing non-essential proteins present at low (nM) levels in organisms that cannot be cultured or are non-transformable.

In large part due to these schemes, the 2000 to 2010 decade can be characterized as a relatively top-down policy affair.

Engineering enhancement of slow sand filtration has been an enigma in large part because the mechanisms responsible for particle removal have not been well characterized.

American officials characterized it as the most significant strategic advance in American-Turkish relations in two decades and attributed it in large part to the trust that had developed between Mr. Obama and Mr. Erdogan.

The shortage of resources for NTD control may be due in large part to the fact that the burden of NTDs and economic value of control measures have not been fully characterized.