Sentence examples for overall characterized from inspiring English sources
The climate at the site region is overall characterized by a succession of two main seasons, a dry one (November April) and a wet one (May October).
The lower crust beneath the NKTZ west of the Itoigawa Shizuoka Tectonic Line (ISTL) is overall characterized by distinct high attenuation, whereas the upper crust shows marked high attenuation to the east of the ISTL.
Neuropsychological profile of the whole CBS cohort was overall characterized by mildly reduced global cognitive performance, characterized by reduced frontal lobe functions and relatively preserved verbal and visuospatial short- and long-term memory tasks (Table S2).
Propionibacterium are classified under the high GC division (class Actinobacteria) of bacteria and are overall characterized as Gram-positive, rod-like, pleomorphic, non-spore-forming, non-motile and facultative anaerobic or aerotolerant bacteria.
Overall, characterizing the ontogeny of innate immune responses may eventually inform selection of adjuvant vaccine formulations that are tailored for certain age groups.
To capture the cultural influences in technology development, Banse and Hauser recommend focusing on the overall context characterized by history, language, and institutions in which the technology is embedded [27].
The position of this maximum represents the onset of this structural transition, which is accompanied by a change in the overall shape, characterized by a cross-over from the Euclidean to non-Euclidean dimensions.
The most frequent distribution pattern (41% overall) was characterized by the combined appearance of demyelinated lesions in the optic nerves and the spinal cord.
Being highly central to communication of the network highlights the importance of that node in the overall functions characterized [ 21].
Overall, we characterized 122 catemers that can be compared with the 73 catemers characterized from a survey of the April 1998 CSD (Kuduva et al., 1999 ▶).
This enrichment may reflect the fact that cancer genes are overall better characterized and thus more information is available on them.
