Sentence examples for constellation of attributes from inspiring English sources

"It could be that Catholics came to associate the scandal with some constellation of attributes provided by the Catholic Church, and so defecting Catholics sought out groups with entirely different attributes," Mr. Hungerman wrote.

However, dolutegravir differs from its prior integrase cousins, raltegravir and elvitegravir, and indeed from all other previously approved ARVs, in having a constellation of attributes that taken together could create a firm foundation for new "game-changing" combinations to facilitate the expanded roll out of simplified, less expensive ART.

This constellation of admirable attributes earned him loyalty.

In fact an entire constellation of physical attributes of things is where we expect the knowledge of things to become useful and even actionable.

This constellation of narcissistic attributes causes them to believe that they are right and, even if they are not, they're too smart to be caught or suffer the consequences.

Obesity represents a constellation of physical attributes that include BMI and waist and hip circumference.

Since health lifestyles comprise a unique constellation of different attributes, cluster analysis is most suited for identifying different lifestyle groups within a given population [ 9] and for identifying characteristics of cluster membership that determine responses to health interventions.

It is more accurate to say that I shimmer with a constellation of male and female attributes, at least in terms of how our culture conceives of "male" and "female".

Down syndrome (DS) presents with a constellation of symptoms that are attributed to complete or partial triplication of human chromosome 21.

Once finalized the previous instruction, the memory is fed with the actual clinical findings of each particular patient assisted by the physician, attributing this particular constellation of signs and symptoms to the corresponding final diagnosis.

It has been noted that gender differences in obesity and socioeconomic status may be attributed to a constellation of psychosocial and behavioural factors including dietary intake and physical activity [ 41].