Sentence examples for an identifying characteristic of from inspiring English sources

"Gayness ultimately became an identifying characteristic of the organization and, to some degree, of the park itself".

His account is often similar to that of [D], though there is less attention paid to Margaret of Scotland, an identifying characteristic of [D].

Quality clinical judgement is therefore imperative as an identified characteristic of newly qualified professional nurses.

Scorers do not see any identifying characteristics of the students.

These highly conserved regions are the consequence of selection during modern rice breeding, and may be an essential identifying characteristic of recent Japanese rice cultivars.

It was such a special identifying characteristic of Mr. Brown, that his right to publicity was violated.

Division of labor among all participants is the identifying characteristic of a peer-to-peer system.

Alas, another identifying characteristic of Booq is a rather high price.

In fact, a lack of spin is about the only identifying characteristic of the pitch.

This hints at the possibility the LAO/STO interface may exhibit another unconventional behavior: magnetism and superconductivity coexisting, a possibility that, said Lee, "is quite unusual in our conventional understanding of physics". One of the identifying characteristics of a superconductor is the way it repels magnetic fields.

The assessment included value stream mapping of existing processes for medication supply chain management, identifying obstacles surrounding drug procurement and distribution within the facility, and identifying characteristics of a sustainable drug supply chain management system.