Sentence examples for a recognized characteristic from inspiring English sources

A recognized characteristic of frataxin deficiency is the increased susceptibility to induction of endogenous or exogenous oxidative stress in FRDA patient cells, and in yeast, C.elegans and Drosophila models [4], [34].

Airway inflammation is known to be a key underlying pathological process in COPD and neutrophilic inflammation is a recognized characteristic of COPD in both stable-state and during exacerbations [ 7, 36, 37].

This is a generally recognized characteristic of a substorm onset as observed near its central meridian.

The Scout uniform is a widely recognized characteristic of Scouting.

This highlights a widely recognized characteristic of self-declared ancestry: that it is not always an adequate indication of the genetic ancestry detected by a set of markers and their subsequent analysis [33].

Increased prostanoid activity is a well recognized characteristic of colorectal cancer [ 4, 8, 10, 18- 20].

The two subjects with the youngest age at onset of symptoms (Cases 4 and 9, who developed symptoms at age 32 and 17, respectively) presented with dystonic features in the lower limbs at onset, a well recognized characteristic of young-onset Parkinson's disease cases (Bozi and Bhatia, 2003).

The perfect cleavage into thin elastic sheets is probably the most widely recognized characteristic of the micas.

One recognized characteristic of reflection is the presence of problem solving (e.g., Hutton & Smith, 1994).

Another widely recognized characteristic of 222Rn is that concentrations tend to be high at faults (King 1978; King et al. 1996; Baubron et al. 2002; Walia et al. 2009; Neri et al. 2011).

Although retinal neovascularization is the most recognized characteristic of ROP, the disease results in neuronal dysfunction as well.