Sentence examples for which were characterised from inspiring English sources

States closed Hauptschules, which were characterised as places for children with poor prospects, and created an alternative with a more positive learning environment, says Maria Lujan, department head of romance languages at the International School of Düsseldorf.

He splits commuters into two groups which were characterised as being "voluntary" or "involuntary" excess commuters.

The obtained deposits, which were characterised with XRD and SEM, were also tested as anode materials in Li-ion batteries.

A lot of wavelet classes were tried for choosing the best one suited for corresponding image classes, which were characterised by a content complexity criterion.

The selected HisF-C*C proteins, which were characterised in vitro in the absence of CAT, contained eight different amino acid substitutions.

We sampled 28 former farmlands that were within 3 agroforested landscapes in southwestern Quebec Canadaandand which were characterised by a closed canopy of pioneer tree species.

As a result, they developed narcolepsy, which is characterised by overwhelming daytime sleepiness.

I have Burning Mouth Syndrome, which is characterised by occurring almost invariably in a healthy mouth.

He also suffered from sleep apnea, which is characterised by blockage of the airways.

Malignant tumours develop messier networks, which are characterised by a preponderance of small capillaries.

She turned to a phenomenon called fibromyalgia, which is characterised by widespread pain across the body.