Sentence examples for the former characterized from inspiring English sources

Total PAH in eggs differed 15-fold between the chemically-dispersed High and physically-dispersed High treatments (560 and 36 µg/kg respectively), the former characterized by higher MW compounds than the latter.

From Fig. 4b, c, the change in the vertical displacement at HOM → LYR and LYR → SLAB steps is reversed in sign with the former characterized by decrease in subsidence (relative uplift), and the latter is characterized by the weak increase in subsidence (relative subsidence), though the relative subsidence area is placed more on north.

This experience makes her a rare exponent of both American Balanchine as well as Danish Bournonville style - the former characterized by speed, angularity, exaggeratedly high extensions, and an attitude of cool; the latter by a masked power, precise, fleet footwork, a delicate spiraling of the upper body, and stage manners of irresistible warmth and charm.

Both basal and apical expulsion of mutant cells was observed, the former characterized by specific reorganization of cell adhesion and polarity proteins, the latter by complete cytoplasmic diffusion of these proteins.

From the second order moments the functional variance processes [ 38] and the correlation coefficient were estimated [ 39] where the former characterize the internal stability of the activity monitor and indirect calorimetry.

In as similar vein, the person-mode components cannot be compared to the LCM results because the former characterize persons in terms of symptom-component scores over time, whereas the latter characterizes persons based only on their symptom-score profiles.

As highlighted by Gee and Hayes (2010), affinity spaces differ from communities of practice (CoP) in that the former characterizes fluidly populated social groupings that entail a continuum of membership from short-term lurkers to ardent game aficionados.

The former characterizes the linear transfer properties of the membrane, and the latter its filtering with the same linear assumptions as previously.

As summarized by Cao (2011), the former is characterized by the power to rule officials, whereas the latter is characterized by the power to rule the masses; in Cao's opinion, this separated governing system reduces the risk of governance and contributes to the long-term stability of the Chinese political system.

The former is characterized by subtle traces such as the minor redistribution of paddy straw, whereas the latter is characterized by the concentration of much floating debris.

The former is characterized by low CPO and low SVR that requires inotropic support and occasionally peripheral vasoconstrictors, and the latter is characterized by extreme neurohormonal activation with higher values of CPO and very high SVR, necessitating aggressive peripheral vasodilation.