Sentence examples for have it characterized from inspiring English sources

I found that the review in Nature Genetics by Albert-László Barabási and Zoltán N. Oltvai "Network Biology: Understanding the cell's functional Organization" to be an excellent introduction and to have it characterized as "predominantly descriptive, rather than predictive" to be rather harsh.

People in small towns resent having it characterized as racism and also, there's so much racism in our cities, so rural folks say: What are you talking about?

No alleles of dnc-4 have been previously reported nor has it been extensively characterized in C. elegans.

It started when HP took an $8.8B write-down on the deal, claiming it had found what it characterized at the time as "some serious accounting improprieties".

In whichever case, it has characterized its advertising possibilities as providing a viable business model for internet radio.

A retired senior intelligence officer said that some of those who have attended have wryly characterized it as watching "snuff movies".

President Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry have repeatedly characterized it as 97% of scientists.

Altogether the contributors approach jazz in these global iterations through the themes that have always characterized it at home: place, history, mobility, media, and race.

We have previously characterized it as a promoter of tumor cell invasiveness [ 13].

While in others, 'hostile' regulatory climates — as Uber has characterized it — have resulted in it pulling its service altogether.

The Obama administration has tried to distinguish its efforts in Afghanistan from what it has characterized as the Bush administration's overly ambitious goals to build a democratic government in Iraq.