Sentence examples for have generally characterized from inspiring English sources
Indian writers have generally characterized Shah Jahān as the very ideal of a Muslim monarch.
Unfortunately, previous biochemical studies have generally characterized only a subset of the isoforms encoded by a given gene family, whereas a comparison of the catalytic properties of all gene lineages identified in the genome of a given species would be required to understand the impact of catalytic properties on C4 suitability.
Blogs, as they became a medium unto themselves, have generally been characterized not just by idiosyncrasy, but also by a publishing schedule known only to them.
However, de novo MRSA have generally been characterized as being susceptible to most non-beta-lactam agents (other than erythromycin) while those that have spread from the hospital setting into the community often exhibit the multi-drug resistant phenotype that is characteristic of most hospital-based strains [ 2, 13, 18, 19].
The price for National Computer Systems was 50 times annual profits, which analysts have also generally characterized as top dollar.
Alexandria has generally been characterized by a cultural ambivalence inherent in the city's location—extending along a spit of land with its back to Egypt and its face to the Mediterranean.
Muslims had been generally characterized as terrorists, while Muslim women wearing hijabs were "particularly vulnerable to threats and assault", the report said.
The president, having decided to ditch the somnambulatory techniques he used in his first disastrous debate, showed substantially more verve in his second outing, and has been generally characterized as the winner, on points.
