This is not necessarily surprising, as more familiar issues such as total cholesterol or blood pressure have a peculiar significance in ESRD patients compared to the general population; this phenomenon is generally characterized as "inverse epidemiology" [ 6].
The price for National Computer Systems was 50 times annual profits, which analysts have also generally characterized as top dollar.
As a result, the Catholic community as a whole is generally characterized as nationalist.
About 65 houses and a couple of condominiums are currently for sale in what is generally characterized as a tight market.
Muslims had been generally characterized as terrorists, while Muslim women wearing hijabs were "particularly vulnerable to threats and assault", the report said.
As a result, Basque is generally characterized as a suffixing language; that is, it appends suffixes to words.
His religious views, especially, have distinguished him from his colleagues: his personal faith, which can be generally characterized as evangelical Christianity, is of a variety not often found within the faculties of large universities, particularly in the Northeast.
Natural theology is generally characterized as the attempt to establish religious truths by rational argument and without reliance upon alleged revelations.
As a result of this and similar measures, her reign has been generally characterized as a return to the principles and traditions of Peter the Great.
Tel Aviv is depicted as the city "that never stops," a thriving, vibrant, modern, dynamic, and multicultural city, one generally characterized as tolerant, secular, and liberal, while also materialistic and hedonistic a city of the present, lacking deep historical roots.
From the consumer's or food processor's point of view, however, fruit is generally characterized as the edible product of a plant or tree that includes the seed and its envelope and can typically be described as juicy, sweet, and pulpy.
