characterised in A Sentence

Their drummer can not be Characterised in words.

Industrial disputes Characterised the 1920s in Australia.

Can an‘Extreme Female Brain' be Characterised in terms of psychosis?

We also Characterised the food based on the back of the package information.

LUT's operation is solution-focused and Characterised by"open your mind" thinking: crossing boundaries open-mindedly, together.

All modern wars have been associated with a syndrome Characterised by medically unexplained symptoms.

During this period, he could mostly hear and his music was Characterised by higher notes.

A simple definition of disease is an“illness or sickness Characterised by specific signs or symptoms”.

Conclusions All modern wars have been associated with a syndrome Characterised by unexplained medical symptoms.

Youths in this group were Characterised by high media use, sedentary behavior and reduced sleep.

Youths in this group were Characterised by high media use, sedentary behaviour and reduced sleep.

It wasn't until the 1930s that the substance giving off a yellow pigment was Characterised as riboflavin.

The physical market was Characterised by transactional exchange and the economy was Characterised by local trading.

Jerk nystagmus: this is Characterised by a slow drifting movement followed by a fast corrective jerking movement.

Instead, he Characterised crises as“run-away explosive behaviour” and paid less attention to small bumps in the road.

It is one of the most enduring relationships and is Characterised by closeness, cooperation, conflict and play.

Characterised by huge branches, strong trunks, and deep roots, its lifespan is more than any other tree.

Bouts of feeding are Characterised by continuous probing the soil with the full length of the bill.

The elaborate style that Characterised his earliest writing on art gave way in time to plainer language

An ocular migraine is a rare condition Characterised by temporary vision loss or even temporary blindness in one eye.

Characterised by a period of at least six months with tension, worry and apprehension about everyday events and problems.

In other words, we can define aging as a process Characterised by progressive decline in all physiological functions.

Socialisation is indeed an intricate process in a complex society Characterised by increasing specialisation and division of work.

Thanatophobia is a form of anxiety Characterised by a fear of one's own death or the process of dying.

Ndlovu-Gatsheni Characterised him as“one of the most charismatic African leaders”, highlighting that he was“very eloquent” and was able to make“fine speeches”.

False hope syndrome is Characterised by a person's unrealistic expectations about the likely speed, amount, ease and consequences of changing their behaviour.

The financial industry, whether in the US, UK, or Germany, has become Characterised for years now by extensive and escalating fraud.

Comprising 1600 islands and islets, most of which are uninhabited, the karst landforms are Characterised by coastal erosional features including grottoes and arches.

The cities and territories in which an architectural designer works today are complex, strongly Characterised and stratified, formed over time in different ways.

Science and nature were regularly personified as women up until the early 20th century, with the male researcher Characterised as penetrating their secrets.

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characterised in A Sentence

Their drummer can not be Characterised in words.

Industrial disputes Characterised the 1920s in Australia.

Can an‘Extreme Female Brain' be Characterised in terms of psychosis?

We also Characterised the food based on the back of the package information.

LUT's operation is solution-focused and Characterised by"open your mind" thinking: crossing boundaries open-mindedly, together.

All modern wars have been associated with a syndrome Characterised by medically unexplained symptoms.

During this period, he could mostly hear and his music was Characterised by higher notes.

A simple definition of disease is an“illness or sickness Characterised by specific signs or symptoms”.

Conclusions All modern wars have been associated with a syndrome Characterised by unexplained medical symptoms.

Youths in this group were Characterised by high media use, sedentary behavior and reduced sleep.

Youths in this group were Characterised by high media use, sedentary behaviour and reduced sleep.

It wasn't until the 1930s that the substance giving off a yellow pigment was Characterised as riboflavin.

The physical market was Characterised by transactional exchange and the economy was Characterised by local trading.

Jerk nystagmus: this is Characterised by a slow drifting movement followed by a fast corrective jerking movement.

Instead, he Characterised crises as“run-away explosive behaviour” and paid less attention to small bumps in the road.

It is one of the most enduring relationships and is Characterised by closeness, cooperation, conflict and play.

Characterised by huge branches, strong trunks, and deep roots, its lifespan is more than any other tree.

Bouts of feeding are Characterised by continuous probing the soil with the full length of the bill.

The elaborate style that Characterised his earliest writing on art gave way in time to plainer language

An ocular migraine is a rare condition Characterised by temporary vision loss or even temporary blindness in one eye.

Characterised by a period of at least six months with tension, worry and apprehension about everyday events and problems.

In other words, we can define aging as a process Characterised by progressive decline in all physiological functions.

Socialisation is indeed an intricate process in a complex society Characterised by increasing specialisation and division of work.

Thanatophobia is a form of anxiety Characterised by a fear of one's own death or the process of dying.

Ndlovu-Gatsheni Characterised him as“one of the most charismatic African leaders”, highlighting that he was“very eloquent” and was able to make“fine speeches”.

False hope syndrome is Characterised by a person's unrealistic expectations about the likely speed, amount, ease and consequences of changing their behaviour.

The financial industry, whether in the US, UK, or Germany, has become Characterised for years now by extensive and escalating fraud.

Comprising 1600 islands and islets, most of which are uninhabited, the karst landforms are Characterised by coastal erosional features including grottoes and arches.

The cities and territories in which an architectural designer works today are complex, strongly Characterised and stratified, formed over time in different ways.

Science and nature were regularly personified as women up until the early 20th century, with the male researcher Characterised as penetrating their secrets.

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