Sentence examples for to take characteristics from inspiring English sources

Research of this type generally aims to take characteristics of the practice populations into account and the inclusion of smoking prevalence has been shown to be important in the interpretation of other factors, in particular socio-economic deprivation.

Although clinical tradition has tended to associate it more frequently with women, the disorder occurs in both women and men, and it tends to take on characteristics of stereotypical sex roles.

We developed three prototypes of MoMo, which were designed to take the characteristics of conventional wall climbing robots into consideration.

This has been so successfully done that the Cyberknife phenomenon is beginning to take on characteristics similar to a pharmaceutical campaign.

Mean SHmax azimuths were determined by stacking breakout data in zones of fairly homogeneous orientations to take lithological characteristics into account.

When they inserted extra copies of all 24 genes, they found that a small percentage of cells that took up the genes did indeed seem to take on characteristics of ES cells.

When we use the subsample with available socioeconomic variables, which enables us to take these characteristics into account, the results are the same, in both hospital fixed and random effects specifications (columns 5 and 6 of Table 3).

–Patient, pre-pregnancy Body Mass Index (BMI) 30.1, 6.8 kg (15 pounds) gained at 35 weeks Obstetricians appeared to take patient characteristics into account when they communicated with patients.

It is important to take this characteristic of long duration of large-amplitude waves into account for planning tsunami hazard mitigation strategies in Korea.

Since the level of education is marked on patients' medical charts, it would be possible for GPs to take this characteristic into consideration when providing either more complex or a larger volume of medical information.

"People tend to take on the characteristics of a room," Thomas said.