Sentence examples for system are characteristics from inspiring English sources

According to Martinac's review [ 64], hyperactivity of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis and changes in the immune system are characteristics of depressive disorders.

The patrilineal clan system was characteristic of the Iowa, Kansa, Omaha, Osage, and Ponca, and probably the Blackfoot and Atsina.

Furthermore, the single-antenna GPS/SINS system is characteristic of lower cost and simpler structure.

A closer look at the household and family contexts in the region shows, in terms of traditional household formation patterns, that a neolocal-nuclear household formation system was characteristic for Romania, and complex/multigenerational households had small proportions in other countries in the region, too (e.g. Bulgaria).

This technological system is characteristic of the Aurignacian III IV as defined in the classical French sequences of Abri du Facteur, Abri Pataud and La Ferrassie [85].

The rapid tumour progression followed by deterioration of the immune system is characteristic for patients with pancreas cancer.

The presence of RF (which are protein aggregates of glial fibrillary acidic protein, αB-crystallin, heat shock protein (hsp-27) and ubiquitin in astrocytic processes throughout the central nervous system) is characteristic of the disease [ 3].

Permanent irrigation systems are characteristic of the Mediterranean lowlands.

Mr. Epstein, an Internet service provider in Putnam County, N.Y., and Mr. Wright, an independent designer of telephone voice response systems, are characteristic of many of the tower advocates: male, highly educated, computer-savvy iconoclasts.

Many real-world systems are characteristic of dependence on the past, i.e. their present states not only depend on the current situation, but also on the previous history.

Such systems are characteristic of pseudomonads in general, and of two major CF pathogens, P. aeruginosa and B. cepacia, in particular [49].