Sentence examples for characterizes especially from inspiring English sources
Its great distance historically characterizes especially the relationship between Europe and Korea – not only geographically, but also culturally.
This pattern, which characterizes especially teenagers, can be interpreted in light of the higher importance of stronger-tie activities for girls, as reported in [16, 17] and [18].
Long a centre of the textile industry, Ghent in the 20th century experienced an industrial regeneration characterized especially by steel production along the Ghent-Terneuzen Canal, connecting the port to the Schelde.
The influence of the ornamental-fanciful style, which is characterized especially by the scrolled spiral, insinuates itself even into many of the decorative arts, particularly in the curvilinear and flamboyant inflection given to ornamental motives in the major Indianizing styles.
Innocence is characterized especially by the style and the manner of living.
It is insufficiently characterized, especially in regard to measurements and clear guidance as to what elevation is important in the ICU setting.
In this study, a rice NAC gene, ONAC045, was functionally characterized, especially with regard to its role in abiotic stress resistance.
After a preliminary screening of the as-sprayed and the heat treated samples, the most interesting ones were carefully characterized, especially from a mechanical point of view.
At first, human trabecular bone was characterized especially in terms of pore structure which is, besides the non-toxicity, the most critical for acceptation of the substitute.
Hence, in order to account for absorption processes other than those due to the level transitions, we characterize (especially for the diaphragm and PML) a specific electric conductivity σ and magnetic conductivity ρ.
Oxide films were prepared by the sol gel technique and the resulting surfaces were characterized especially with respect to surface chemistry and morphological features by both X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) and atomic force microscopy (AFM).
