Sentence examples for no characterization from inspiring English sources

Milanese and Grimmer identified in their review three categories of LBP in literature, namely general LBP (no characterization of LBP), chronic/recurrent LBP (characterized by a measure of recurrence) and severe/disabling LBP (characterized by a measure of severity), that might have different risk factors [ 32].

But they have no weight because there's no characterization or emotion, just slick mayhem.

It is largely inexplicable, it has no motives, no story to speak of, no characterization, and it doesn't really matter.

Significantly, however, no characterization of the resulting space of boundary functions so obtained was given.

The score is bleached Puccini: no tunes, no characterization, no local color, no fierce grip of the music on the action -- indeed, no grip at all.

A spokeswoman for the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration noted that the report makes no characterization of the political leanings of any of the groups.

But playing in a revue was a bit like playing naked--no characterization, no makeup, no masks, no impersonations to hide behind.

If critics used terms like "marble-monumental" or "granitic" to describe his acting style, they just as often praised his forthright, no-nonsense characterizations.

The caption, supplied by editors, described one of them, Carol Marsh, as "the leading contender," though no such characterization appeared in the article.

To the best of our knowledge, there has been no detailed characterization at the single-cell level of the morphology and subcellular dynamics that precede pyroptotic cell lysis.

No simple characterization is widely accepted.