characterize

Object

• disorder: Hemophilia is an inherited bleeding disorder characterized by prolonged or spontaneous bleeding, especially into the muscles, joints, or internal organs.
• syndrome: G.T. had a dysexecutive syndrome characterized by impairments in planning and memory, as well as a tendency to confabulate.
• gene: We are now characterizing the candidate genes in the region, as well as identifying any possible unknown genes it may contain.
• illness: Eating disorders are a range of illnesses characterized by psychological and behavioral disturbances associated with food and weight.
• disease: ACPM aircrew protective mask acute an incident or disease characterized by sharpness or severity.

Modifying Another Word

• accurately: To that extent our work can be accurately characterized as " methodologically individualist.
• broadly: The trajectory traced by developments subsequent to 1997 can be broadly characterized as moving deeper into the machine.

Subject

• inflammation: It is a progressive, systemic autoimmune disease characterized by inflammation of the membrane lining in joints.
• onset: Epidemiologists are still debating why epidemics are often characterized by sudden onset and equally sudden cessation.
• presence: Where drainage is poor, humid and wet heaths occur, characterized by the presence of cross-leaved heath and tussocks of purple moor grass.
• fever: The syndrome is characterized by fever and respiratory symptoms which advance to a life-threatening pneumonia in some cases.
• fatigue: A chronic illness characterized by fatigue, neurologic and immunologic disorders and active human herpesvirus type 6 infection.
• absence: His relation to the Church is strikingly characterized by a total absence of any distinction between spiritual and temporal power.

Present participle complement

accord: Coping mechanisms can be characterized according to the following categories.

Preposition: by

• inflammation: It is a progressive, systemic autoimmune disease characterized by inflammation of the membrane lining in joints.
• onset: Epidemiologists are still debating why epidemics are often characterized by sudden onset and equally sudden cessation.
• presence: Where drainage is poor, humid and wet heaths occur, characterized by the presence of cross-leaved heath and tussocks of purple moor grass.
• fever: The syndrome is characterized by fever and respiratory symptoms which advance to a life-threatening pneumonia in some cases.
• fatigue: A chronic illness characterized by fatigue, neurologic and immunologic disorders and active human herpesvirus type 6 infection.
• absence: His relation to the Church is strikingly characterized by a total absence of any distinction between spiritual and temporal power.