Sentence examples for like to be characterized from inspiring English sources

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"Not all newspapers on the list would like to be characterized as either "small" or "low circulation," The Telegraph reports.

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And none of us, Mr. Snyder included I'm sure, likes to be characterized by a slur (even if the one saying it means no harm).

It only means that other partially redundant factors (possibly like LpoA) likely remain to be characterized.

By what characteristics would you like his presidency to be characterized?

However, a differentially-regulated transcripome of paclitaxel accumulating cultured cells in controlled environmental conditions, and in response to secondary metabolite elicitors like MJ, needs to be characterized.

The functions of MAPKKK57, MAPKKK63, WAK21, and RLK- like genes have yet to be characterized.

ZmPti1a, -b, -c and -d are the first ZmPti1-like kinases in a monocotyledonous species to be characterized at the molecular level.

We don't want to be characterized like that any longer.

The functions of the other early glutamine-responsive transcription factor genes, including ZOS5- 02, WRKY69, bHLH (Os04g0301500), MYB- like (Os07g0119300), and ERF106 (Os07g0410300), have yet to be characterized.

The debate turns on whether diseases like cancer can be characterized as emergencies, or "epidemics".

A view like this might be characterized as positing a "functional kenosis".

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