Sentence examples for more characterized by from inspiring English sources

In 1986, he went to Fidelity, where he is known for his cerebral personality in a profession more characterized by alpha males.

Particularly, late-life depression is considered to be more characterized by apathy than is early-life depression.

This was not exactly a departure for Ms. Bourgeois, who turns 93 in December: throughout her career, she has delved into her childhood and complicated family relationships to produce sometimes nearly abstract, sometimes surreal paintings, sculptures and drawings more characterized by their subject than by a style.

In phosphate electrolyte, the coating growth mainly results from the oxidation of the substrate and is more characterized by inward growth, resulting in high adhesion but low wear resistance.

The inevitable "blague" of the Parisian yesterday [May 18] found its outward expression in the sale of a huge poster "La Fin Du Monde," in which the destruction of the planet was represented under a form more characterized by humor and imagination than artistic talent.

This is especially true in contemporary medicine, which has developed a culture more characterized by arrogance and entitlement than by self-effacement and moderation.

Secondly, although the nature and extent of the significant treatment results support the robustness of analyses, the pattern of changes during the year-long study could potentially have been more fully characterized by including more assessment points.

Second degree burns also only affect the outer layer of skin, but are more severe, characterized by red and white splotchy skin, blistering, swelling, and more significant pain.

She was perhaps more convincingly characterized by her stage name.

But the hours and days after the disaster were more strongly characterized by a kind of civic dysfunction.

Farther inland, maritime influences become weaker, and the climate becomes more continental, characterized by greater seasonal extremes of temperature.