Sentence examples for while characterized from inspiring English sources

While characterized as a 40-year survey, and including two vitrines of '80s ephemera, samples of Ms. Gordon's writing and a smattering of early efforts, the show concentrates on artworks from the last decade.

While characterized by reduced serum IgG and IgA and often IgM, and thus classified among the B-cell defects, numbers of cellular defects have been recognized over time.

The period of the GNU while characterized by stabilization of the economy, did not bring much to housing development given the constant bickering between the political parties of the matters of constitution making, elections and indigenization of the economy.

While characterized by decreased deuteration in the protein-bound form, deuterium uptake increased at longer labeling times, indicating that the GGCX pCon association remains flexible and fluid.

While characterized as a glial progenitor cell (for review, see Nishiyama, 2007) that can be present in chronic multiple sclerosis lesions (Chang et al., 2000), these cells also have the ability to produce interneurons during rodent brain development (Aguirre et al., 2004; Dayer et al., 2005), and when isolated from adult human brain (Nunes et al., 2003).

He said he regretted his wording, while characterizing fans in New York as the most knowledgeable he had been around.

While characterizing any differences between the commission and the White House on the issue as largely semantic, he said that the committee had no credible evidence "of any collaborative relationship -- period".

While characterizing the synagogue as "modern orthodox," Dr. Fischer, formerly of Woodbridge but who now lives in Woodmont year-round, said that elements of the more liberal Conservative branch of Judaism are, little by little, taking hold at the temple.

While characterizing his candidacy as a "movement," he typically adds the disclaimer that it is not about him (as "great leader'), but rather about the power that groups of people, when mobilized, can realize if they believe and hope.

(He calls Hardy a "latter-day Rasputin," while characterizing Motley's first wife's feelings this way: "The problem with Ron was you loved him even when you wanted to hate him").

During a federal election campaign Prime Minister Stephen Harper cut financing for some arts projects while characterizing artists as a "bunch of people at, you know, a rich gala all subsidized by taxpayers claiming their subsidies aren't high enough".