Sentence examples for a further hallmark from inspiring English sources

A further hallmark of Gassendi's atomic and molecular theories is his suggestion, following the views of early atomists (prominently Lucretius), that some atoms are endowed with greater activity than others.

A further hallmark of proteins from this family is the presence of two conserved domains, one of which is called the central C-domain and contains a triple-AAA ATPase motif [11].

Moreover, oxidized cardiolipin was demonstrated to maximize BAX-mediated pore formation, a further hallmark of apoptosis [ 32].

Based on the analysis of ESTs from normal and cancerous tissues it was suggested that alterations affecting the splicing machinery and its regulation are a further hallmark of cancer progression [ 17].

These were originally described as the six hallmarks of cancer [ 55], and these have recently been updated with a further four hallmarks [ 56].

Further hallmarks are inconstant polydactyly, short long bones, a trident acetabular roof, and diverse multisystem organ abnormalities of the ciliopathy spectrum [ 17].

During investigation of the patterns of indels in the 21 tumors, two further hallmarks of BRCA1/2 mutation were ascertained.

To further analyze the relevance of autophagy in integrin inhibition-mediated cell death, GL-261 NS and SMA-560 NS cells were stained with acridine orange for the detection of acidic vesicular organelles (AVOs) or with monodansylcadaverine (MDC) for the detection of autophagic vacuoles that are further hallmarks of autophagy.

It goes further: the hallmark of our contemporary culture is an active resistance to difficulty in all its aesthetic manifestations, accompanied by a sense of grievance that conflates it with political elitism.

Further biological hallmarks of MD are disturbances in circadian rhythms and sleep architecture.

Loss and inactivation of surfactant, a hallmark in ARDS, further aggravate local trauma [ 1].