Sentence examples for extrinsic characteristics from inspiring English sources

This is particularly advantageous for the church within a caste state, in which the church itself has developed into a caste, with special extrinsic characteristics in clothing and customs (e.g., the Mar Thoma Church of South India).

We found, however, significant and complex interactions between intrinsic and extrinsic characteristics of landscape patterns that will always complicate researcher's ability to isolate purely landscape pattern driven effects from the effects of changing spatial scale.

Nevertheless, important intrinsic and extrinsic characteristics involving certain districts, such as the proximal humerus, should be considered as risk factors for spontaneous fractures.

All the described processes have made it necessary for traders, researchers and policy makers to gain insights into consumer preferences for intrinsic and extrinsic characteristics of EVO, which have become increasingly complex and structured (Sillani et al. 2014).

Many parameters can affect the life span of these fabrics including their intrinsic characteristics such as materials, diameter, strength, and extrinsic characteristics like spinning method and speed of spinning [2].

He pointed out that mobility processes cannot be assessed only by extrinsic characteristics, but that they must also be assessed by satisfaction with work, working conditions and connection with different areas of life (e.g. work and family).

The likelihood of isolation of A. baumannii from a hospitalized patient is related to temporospatial (extrinsic, ecologic characteristics) factors such as colonization pressure (23 ), nurse-to-patient ratio, and other ward characteristics and to individual patient risk factors (characteristics).

Consumers' experimentally measured food preferences are strongly influenced by extrinsic product characteristics such as labelling and packaging.

On the other hand, the extrinsic transfer characteristics of the decoder can describe the input/output relationship between the input I A2 and the output I E2, which is independent of SNR value.

Predictors of interest included motivation (intrinsic and extrinsic), demographic characteristics, and rural exposure.

** p < 0.01; * p <.05 Before the clerkship, having considered an allied profession and having studied for another healthcare occupation were both positively related to a preference for general practice, as were positive attitudes towards the extrinsic job characteristics of general practice, such as status, income, and career opportunities.