Sentence examples for a usual characteristic from inspiring English sources

This quality of drinking blood is a usual characteristic of all Matrikas, and Chamunda in particular.

In our conditions, however, only one of the seven R mutants (BmH38RwbkD) survived, indicating that complement sensitivity is a usual characteristic of B. melitensis R mutants whose contribution to attenuation cannot be dismissed.

The indeterminate category is a weakness, a usual characteristic of this kind of effort.

Therefore, questions remain about NPPV benefits in weaning, particularly in heterogeneous groups of patients, which is a usual characteristic of patients admitted to the ICU.

It must be mentioned that an earlier report suggested that sponge has Secretin family GPCRs [ 12] possibly due to the presence of the HRM (hormone receptor motif) domain in their N-termini, which is a usual characteristic of Secretin GPCRs [ 4, 25].

As shown in Figure 2c, a displacement-type moiré pattern of the InAs initial deposition layer, which reflects the usual characteristic of a regular misfit direction, is observed at the InAs/Si interface.

Part of the attraction was that the cathedral's bells were tuned to produce an overtone a major third above the main note (an E natural if playing a C), rather than the minor third overtone (E flat if playing a C) that is the usual characteristic of carillons.

This year Amalric is wearing his director's hat, as well as his usual characteristic look of a bewildered veal calf, as the lead in his own thriller.

The state of "no interest," which he mentions, is the usual characteristic of states 1 and 2 of Man.

To British viewers, the film's stars are much the same as the Creature Comforts animals that first delighted us on TV, and Julia Sawalha (stroppy) and Jane Horrocks (bubble-headed) retain their usual characteristics in a crowded henhouse.

The FI-AC conforms to the usual characteristics of a Frailty index.