Sentence examples for it may be characterized from inspiring English sources
It was hardly a balanced account of events, and Wheelwright biographer Charles Bell wrote that "it may be characterized as a very bitter and partisan production, even for that day".
It may be characterized by flatter administrative agencies -- with less top down control, delay, and rigidity, but greater consistency.
It may be characterized as either of two types: primary, in which the patient has no prior thoracic trauma or predisposing lung condition, or secondary, being associated with bullous emphysema or some other lung disease.
Heat loss to the air above (also designated ϕ) occurs by a variety of processes, including radiation and convection, but it may be characterized approximately by a bulk transfer coefficient (Hia) times the difference between the surface temperature of the ice and the air temperature (Ts - Ta).
It may be characterized by a different, usually severe headache; it may also cause a range of additional neurological symptoms.
Transactional sex has also been reported among youths close in age where it may be characterized as a casual partnership.
It was found that the transition may be characterized by a critical Reynolds number which is equal to 300.
It is plausible that these phenotypes may be characterized by different biomarker profiles or may be responsive to specific treatments only, and therefore a failure to correctly characterize the pain symptoms may obscure a significant result in such studies.
However, it has also been reported that the prevalence of each metabolic syndrome risk factor differs with sex (9, 10), and, thus, it follows that men and women may be characterized by different metabolic syndrome combinations.
It is noteworthy that similar situations and strategies may be characterized differently across cultures (Rogoff, 2003).
