Sentence examples for more a characteristic from inspiring English sources

Conclusions: This study shows that ET function is much more a characteristic of the individual ear than of the individual child.

This leads some experts to question whether sleep-eating associated with Ambien is less a function of the drug itself and more a characteristic of some of the large number of people now taking it.

And in the light of later unsuccessful conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, Johnson's failure in Southeast Asia seems less a personal one and more a characteristic of guerrilla conflicts in distant lands.

"To many people who are deaf and who share a language and aspects of a culture, the 'disability' of deafness is more a characteristic of who they are than of a deficiency that needs remediation," said Dr. Mark R. Prowatzke, executive director of Mill Neck Manor.

What's more, cheating seems more a characteristic of the young, as 72percentt of cheaters were found to be under the age of 40.

The relocation of the Government Palace is the reason for the assignment of the value "1" to the indicator new public buildings in the affected area, which is more a characteristic of the development phase.

Senator Barack Obama, his Democratic rival, trod more carefully, a characteristic of his approach to foreign affairs.

18th over: England 66-3 (Butcher 27, Thorpe 8) Thorpe adds two more with a characteristic nudge off his hips past midwicket.

Indeed, predictability seemed to be more of a characteristic of the class than a characteristic of the landscape metric.

It's a sublimely suave anecdote, expert in its thrusts and swerves, on the edge of hysteria, subversive, yet - as so often - tempered with something much gentler and more whimsical: a characteristic Brownjohn mix.

More recently, a characteristic DNA methylation signature that could affect cell function and distinguishes RA from osteoarthritis (OA) FLS was discovered [ 6].