Sentence examples for a defining component from inspiring English sources

"When Cunard Line goes around Cape Horn, that's an indication that the grand old days of cruising are still around, but adventure has become a component of cruising in the same way that elegance was a defining component in the grand old days," said Jeffrey Laign, editorial director of Porthole Cruise Magazine.

Interestingly, STEM disciplinary content did not emerge as a defining component across school models.

My community was so diverse and international it rendered me unable to identify race as a defining component of ones identity.

Considering that many of these matrix components have signaling activities associated with regulation of cellular proliferation and migration similar to those described for EMT, the profibrotic phenotype described here may represent a defining component of advanced lung SCC.

13 Finally, the recognition of muscle strength and performance as a defining component of sarcopenia in the elderly patients needs consideration, within the context of cancer cachexia.

At the time, users were outraged, though the News Feed has now become a defining component of the Facebook experience.

We consider the IDF definition of metabolic syndrome more appropriate since central obesity is a defined component and there are ethnicity specific values.

Most knowledge about the role of cigarette smoking on the composition of the different lymphocyte subpopulations in neonates has been generated from studies in mice, in which a controlled exposure to a defined component of tobacco smoke was performed.

Which may not sound like a huge loss, because it's just a piece of silly wordplay, but it is a loss: the ability to take a joke is a fundamental, perhaps defining, component of social legitimacy and confidence.

In this glossy, glamorous book, environment is a — perhaps even the — defining component of modern chic.

Although CHD4 is a defining NuRD component, there has been a steady accumulation of evidence that it also functions independently of NuRD [ 23, 25, 26].