Sentence examples for varied characterised from inspiring English sources

Their sound is playful and stylistically varied, characterised by female/male vocal interplay, surrealist "flash fiction" lyrics and catchy melodies.

Participants varied in how they characterised these biases, but most described physicians' comfort with trans people in dichotomised terms.

While RC volunteers' profiles in Kampala vary, they are largely characterised by being young, well-educated and mostly unemployed.

The effects of tamoxifen on the human body vary and can be characterised as a mixture of oestrogenic and anti-oestrogenic properties, whereas exemestane inhibits in vivo aromatisation by about 98% and has no partial agonist activity, thus leading to a profound decrease in serum oestrogen levels (Furr and Jordan, 1984; Geisler et al, 1998).

Access to health care, insurance coverage and health outcomes vary across regions, and are characterised by a relatively low level of public spending with a high burden of out-of-pocket expenditure [ 2].

Kirkup's later poetry became richly varied in both form and subject, characterised by an impressive openness to new possibilities.

The flowability of the food powders, as characterised by flow index, varied from easy flow to very cohesive.

The castles varied in design but were typically characterised by powerful mural towers along the castle walls, with multiple, over-lapping firing points and large and extremely well defended barbicans.

This is common doctrine; what varies is how these modes are characterised.

The standardised determination coefficient of observed values against estimated values was used to characterise model performance; it varied between 0.55 and 0.82.

Liquid to solid (L/S) ratio, screw configuration and screw speed parameters on the twin screw granulator were varied, with output granule and tablet properties characterised.