Sentence examples for characterized notably from inspiring English sources

The Arizona Upland Desert is noted for the giant saguaro and barrel cacti, while the Chihuahuan Desert is characterized, notably in its eastern part, by a ground cover of open mesquite, a scattering of larger trees, and shrubby undergrowth, including the yucca, prickly pear, agave, and other varieties of cactus.

Medical devices are characterized notably by a wide heterogeneity (from tongue depressors to hip prostheses, and from non-implantable to invasive devices), a short life cycle with recurrent incremental innovations (from 18 months to 5 years), and an operator-dependent nature.

All the enzymes composing the Wood-Ljungdahl pathway have now been well studied and well characterized, notably in the model acetogenic bacterium Moorella thermoacetica [21], [23].

Several have been characterized, notably RaHBP2 (R. appendiculatus Histamine Binding Protein 2).

Field and roadside are subjected to frequent disturbances and are characterized notably by ground transfers causing possible rearrangements in the soil seed bank.

The seismic velocity susceptibility as a ratio of the velocity change to the dynamic stress change is about 0.006 MPa−1, which suggests that the Lassen hydrothermal system is characterized by notably pressurized hydrothermal fluid.

Therefore, Case12 and Case16 are characterized by notably higher pH-stability compared to GCaMP1.6 or Pericams (Table 2).

Sjögren's syndrome (SS) is a chronic, systemic autoimmune disease characterized most notably by development of dry eyes and dry mouth manifestations, indicative of secretory dysfunction of the lacrimal and salivary glands [ 1- 3].

The cold adapted Type II secretion cluster resulted to be characterized by the notably presence of a downstream and physically associated gene (called gspXX) which was found only in two other Alteromonadales T2SS gene clusters.

Neoclassical economists first considered technical progress as exogenous and knowledge as a public good, notably characterized by its non-appropriability.

One is malaria -- that infamous mosquito-transmitted parasite that causes severe flulike symptoms most notably characterized by a sudden fever that comes and goes every couple of days.