characteristically

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characteristic
adjective
us/ˌkær·ək·təˈrɪs·tɪk/

characteristicadjective (QUALITY)

typical of a person or thing:
The creamy richness is characteristic of cheese from this region.
characteristic
noun[ C ]
us/ˌkær·ɪk·təˈrɪs·tɪk/

characteristicnoun[C] (QUALITY)

a typical or noticeable feature of someone or something:
Curly hair is one of my family characteristics.
Her distinguishing characteristic is perseverance.

Examples of characteristic

characteristic
One would suspect that the personal characteristics of the prime minister and differences in the government will be a key determinant of ministerial tenure.
Then, we provide a multivariate analysis of the effect of individual characteristics on hazard rates.
However, there may also be characteristics of individual ministers and of governments that enhance a minister's survival capacity.
Using a suitable phantom, it is possible to assess a number of standard image quality characteristics.
The characteristics and requirements of the society specified in the society model are then incorporated in the software agents themselves.
What is clear is that all approaches have different characteristics that may be more suitable for some problems and less suitable for others.
Diversity can be embedded in the organizational design to encourage such characteristics.
In other cases, researchers have exploited the characteristics of one type of organization to create another.
One of the most unusual and interesting characteristics of their design is how they encompass both database and functional language principles.
The functional characteristics of the technology itself are of particular relevance here.
The solution lies in creating different scales in time, pitch, and other characteristics of sound which in experiments prove to be musically interesting.
The need for further research is to quantify the differences in opinions of patients of different characteristics and clarify the reasons for such differences.
There were a further 16 questions on patient characteristics.
There were no obvious relationships between costs and the size and other characteristics of organizations.
Samples of patients do not need to be strati ed on these characteristics.
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acoustic characteristics
Finally, the effects of speaker gender on acoustic characteristics of vowels and on the perception of prominence-related changes, observed in this study, cannot be ignored.
background characteristics
Each of the background characteristics included in the models examined in the comparison group sample was also reevaluated in the models including treatment.
baseline characteristics
For example, the statistical adjustment might be based on baseline characteristics.
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