Sentence examples for dramatically characterized from inspiring English sources

The motif of conquest is dramatically characterized in the scenes shown on the Narmer Palette, where Narmer (better known as Menes), probably the last ruler of predynastic Egypt, is depicted as the triumphant ruler.

They have also had occasional recourse to adaptations from classical composers, including Franz Schubert and Edvard Grieg, who are dramatically characterized respectively in Lilac Time (originally Das Dreimäderlhaus; 1916) and The Song of Norway (1944); Georges Bizet, whose music became the basis of Carmen Jones (1943); and Aleksandr Borodin, for Kismet (1953).

An anatomically parcellated region may contain subregions that are characterized by dramatically different functional or structural connectivity patterns, thereby significantly limiting the utility of the constructed networks.

Consistent with this, confocal microscopy showed Wnt3a-treated cells appeared larger and had altered cytoskeletons characterized by dramatically increased stress fibre formation (Figure 2B).

Here, we identified a genomically unstable subclass of primary prostate cancer characterized by dramatically increased intrachromosomal rearrangements.

Of seven children characterized by dramatically slow developmental rates, five also had associated disorders displayed by the first case.

These 'next-generation' sequencing technologies are characterized by dramatically higher throughputs and lower costs for sequencing than Sanger-based sequencing methodologies.

Four individuals suffered from a severe inversion of the normal sleep-wake cycle characterized by dramatically reduced nighttime sleep and increased daytime sleepiness.

Consequently, numerous tumor tissues are characterized by a dramatically increased uptake of glucose and/or glutamine (Ward & Thompson, 2012).

–  3-year intermediate profile (3-4-year follow-up): this profile is characterized by a dramatically negative perception of QoL.

Interestingly, we have recently shown that H3K79 methylation levels are dramatically upregulated at two well characterized TR target genes, the TRβ and TH/bZip genes, in the intestine of Xenopus tropicalis tadpoles during natural or T3-induced metamorphosis [ 22].