Sentence examples for months characterized by from inspiring English sources

The growth of mixed grass cover around tree vicinity (within 5 m radial distance) was found to be more uniform during months characterized by high rainfall depth.

An eight-year-old cow developed a progressive condition (over a period of three months) characterized by an enhanced abdominal volume, reluctance to move, a positive jugular pulse, watery diarrhea and death.

Interestingly, putatively identified 1-O-sinapoyl-β-D-glucose was detectable following dehydration only during the summer from June to October, months characterized by the lowest seed dehydration tolerance.

In concert, mice lacking PRDX1 manifested a shortened lifespan owing to the severe hemolytic anemia beginning at ∼9 months, characterized by an increase in erythrocyte ROS, protein oxidation and hemoglobin instability.

Across all cancer diagnoses, leptomeningeal involvement is seen in roughly 5% of patients, and carries a poor prognosis with median survival under 3 months characterized by rapid neurologic decline [ 3, 4].

His last months were characterized by the dignity and graciousness for which he has always been known.

"The first 12 months were characterized by adding capacity quick as possible," said Moskovitz, "as soon as the site was running quicker, people would use it more".

A recent meta-analysis observed that the initial prodromal period, whilst quite extended (about 27 months), is characterized by symptoms that are largely consistent with the subsequent mood episode (Van Meter et al. 2016).

As described for human obese people [18], our overweight NEP-deficient animals in an age of 12 months where characterized by higher concentration of serum triglycerides under normal food diet (Figure 3a) in comparison to their age-matched wild-type controls.

The first nine months were characterized by planning and setting up of the program.

OCpri and PN concentrations were higher in cooler months (typically characterized by air stagnation and lower secondary particle formation).