Sentence examples for characterized toward from inspiring English sources

The tenure of James Levine, who held the position for seven years, beginning in 2004, was characterized toward the end by a demoralizing string of injury-induced cancellations.

The unfractionated and fractionated barley starches were then characterized toward their composition, morphology and structure, and compared with commercial corn starches of similar genotypes.

The NH3 sensing selectivity of composite sensors is characterized toward various reducing and oxidizing gases including ethanol (C2H5OH), carbon monoxide (CO), hydrogen sulfide (H2S), and nitrogen dioxide (NO2) at 1,000 ppm and room temperature as shown in Figure 10.

He characterized Japanese actions toward the islands as illegal.

Other evidence suggests that his reign was characterized by tolerance toward a variety of Buddhist and Hindu sects that occasionally blended into local cults honouring ancestral spirits and spirits of the soil.

Conduct disorder (CD) is a moderately heritable psychiatric disorder of childhood and adolescence characterized by aggression toward people and animals, destruction of property, deceitfulness or theft, and serious violation of rules.

However, the molecular mechanisms underlying PPN neuronal loss and the therapeutic substrate for the clinical benefits following PPN stimulation remain poorly characterized, hampering progress toward designing more efficient therapies aimed at restoring the PPN's normal functions during progressive parkinsonism.

So, is this finally the new Russia, reaching out without the defensiveness that has so long characterized its attitude toward the rest of world?

Additionally, the association between ART-related beliefs and HIV may not represent a causal association between beliefs and risk of HIV acquisition, but rather a "risk-taking" personality that is characterized by indifference toward risk and risky behaviors.

The 90th percentile NHANES dietary values used by the FDA (2010) therefore cannot be characterized as biased toward safety.

We used a genetic and functional metagenomics approach to identify a novel chitinase with antifungal activity from a Swedish field soil, previously characterized as suppressive toward phytopathogens.