Sentence examples for especially characterized by from inspiring English sources

Although there are no deep differences between science and art, the logic of art is especially characterized by subtlety and scope.

Psoriasis is an immune-mediated, multicausal skin, and joint affliction especially characterized by keratinocyte hyperproliferation and abnormal differentiation, resulting in inflamed, scaly red raised plaques.

Networks on-chip (NoCs) are emerging as a viable solution to the existing interconnection architectures which are especially characterized by high level of parallelism, high performances and scalability.

Thus, the synovial gene expression profile is especially characterized by the level of cell infiltration and immune activation.

This is especially characterized by IL-13 and GM-CSF secretion, as shown most clearly for human iNKT cells upon coculture with monocytes [13] and DCs [14].

Class 5 was especially characterized by high scores on negative emotionality, ADHD problems, and demanding behaviour.

This paper presents a reformulation of the hybrid model developed by Daganzo (2010) to extend its applicability to a greater number of cities, especially those characterized by a radial street pattern.

This study highlights the importance of "townscape" composition for species richness in urban habitats, but also demonstrates clearly that urban habitats, especially those characterized by an early-successional stage, can be of relatively high conservation value in regions dominated by intensive human land use.

Especially cities characterized by dense urban structures and high rates of impervious surface coverage will have to deal with this issue, since thermal stress is most likely to increase in intensity and frequency due to climate change (Bernhofer, 2009; Harlan et al., 2012; Hayhoe et al., 2010).

Despite this wealth of experiential evidence, the mechanisms underlying seasonality are poorly understood, especially diseases characterized by person-to-person transmission [ 1].

Identification of additional molecular factors, especially those characterized by aggressive behavior and poor prognosis, could prioritize interventional opportunities to improve the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer.