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That iron dysregulation is also a hallmark of just those chronic inflammatory diseases that we highlight here is consistent with this view, and indeed serves to provide a simple explanation for this.

One or more of these three Ser residues is phosphorylated in vivo because, compared to wild-type, Gpt23A exhibited a distinctly faster mobility upon SDS-PAGE, a hallmark of decreased phosphorylation, just like wild-type Gpt2 treated with phosphatase.

A hallmark of the gilded era of just a few short years ago, the eye-popping severance package continues to thrive in spite of the measures put in place in the wake of the financial crisis to crack down on excessive pay.

Secrecy is a hallmark of the wartime judicial system, just as the free flow of information is a signature of the nation's normal criminal procedures.

Metabolic control is not just a hallmark of cancer it is even more fundamental, it is an axiom of life itself: every biological function is dependent on the availability of the necessary substrates and the generation of energy and therefore metabolism has to be regulated accordingly.

A hallmark of 2016 cyber-attacks has been just how public they have become.

But coherence is not exactly a hallmark of Bushian interventionism.

Spices are just as much a hallmark of winter ice creams.

And while the film does depict this transition (we see Cube writing his seminal hit movie Friday), it does largely hopscotch over the misogyny that's just as much a hallmark of gangsta rap (songs like "A Bitch is a Bitch" and "One Less Bitch").

Not exactly a hallmark of high quality.

The music just emerged with alluring naturalness, a hallmark of this performance throughout the entire 65-minute work.