Most important was Objective characteristics, followed by Evidence base, Subjectively judged characteristics and Organizational level characteristics.
Moreover, participants judged the characteristics of the overall commentary similarly, but they rated the characteristics of the two opposing texts differentially based on their position.
The analysis can be employed to judge the characteristics of the eigenvalues for EM waves in anisotropic materials.
Matchless connoisseurship allowed the novelist Nabokov to judge what characteristics were most relevant to classifying lycaenid butterflies.
One case where expert valuation has become embedded is the Helliwell system for valuing amenity trees, based on expertly judged tree characteristics (Helliwell, 1967; Arboricultural Association, 2008).
The other groups consisted of hounds, terriers, toy, herding, working and sporting dogs, each judged by characteristics specific to their breeds.
Reporting of dispersion around mean outcome data allows the reader to judge the characteristics of patients at baseline and, similarly, the results for different outcomes.
It is still difficult to precisely predict the microwave-assisted pyrolysis process and results by only judging the feedstock characteristics due to the variations in feedstock characteristics.
This includes mental characteristics: "Judging from the greater extent and variety of faculty he exhibits, we may infer that the civilized man has also a more complex or heterogenous nervous system than the uncivilized man" (1857, 18).
Judging from the characteristics of the new plant, such as the significant thickness of the cuticles, the occurrence of well-developed papillae around the deeply sunken stomata, and the association with other xeromorphic plants like conifers, and sedimentological observations suggest that the new plant probably grew along a lake margin under seasonally wet climate.
