Sentence examples for is often typified from inspiring English sources

Pes planus is often typified by a high, rather than a low, talar declination angle, in part because the spring ligament no longer supports the talar head [38], and thus these findings are in concert with other reports that pathological and asymptomatic pes planus are radiologically distinguishable [39].

That cause has been called "ecstatic jazz" and "avant jazz"; it's often typified by collective improvisation and pin-your-ears-to-the-wall intensity, but that's by no means the only dish on this year's 11-day menu.

Elasmobranch fishes are often typified as opportunistic predators, with a wide trophic spectrum that includes plankton to marine mammals.

Older alcohol consumers are often typified as either 'early onset' drinkers, whose consumption pattern is a continuation of lifetime hazardous consumption or 'late onset' drinkers whose alcohol consumption is a reaction to life events occurring in later life.

Balancing selection is often equated with heterozygote advantage, typified by the (evolutionarily young) sickle cell polymorphism in humans 14.

The R2K.3 family is often misannotated as a "membrane protein", typified by the sce1853 protein in Sorangium cellulosum.

The legislative process — the linchpin of our system of checks and balances — is often treated with lofty contempt masquerading as populist indignation, an attitude typified by the aw-shucks antipolitics of "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington".

ADHD is often comorbid with conduct disorder and oppositional-defiant disorder, which are typified by heightened aggression (41).

The Santeria goddess Oshun, who typifies sweetness and a certain feminine grace, is often praised in ways that sound like basic love songs.

Language variant AD is often an early-onset AD (EOAD) syndrome of gradually worsening non-fluent speech typified by significant agrammatism, phonemic paraphasias, relative preservation of memory, and often atrophy of the left perisylvian region on imaging [ 27- 29].

Many of the trips have been to the highlands in southern Chechnya, where the fighting is often intense but devoid of the grim scenes of destroyed apartment houses and terrified civilians that typify Grozny.