The phrase "as unique feature" is not correct in written English; it should be "as a unique feature." You can use it when describing something that has a distinctive characteristic or quality.
Example: "The new smartphone is praised for its as a unique feature that sets it apart from competitors."
Alternatives: "as a distinctive characteristic" or "as a singular attribute."
The site contains an advanced, searchable repository of Tibetan objects, as well as unique features for creating and sharing descriptive annotations about the objects and their significant parts, allowing for a collaborative decoding and description of Tibetan culture itself.
For the case of single-carrier modulation, we use I-Q diagrams of the received signals as unique features for classification and apply a clustering algorithm to extract those features.
The crystal structure of XR provides many structural insights into the mechanism as well as unique features of eubacterial proton pumps.
The interview explored their perceptions of the key as well as unique features of effective communication skills in the operating theatre.
As unique features, this algorithm takes into account cooperative interactions between groups of mismatches in two p53 dimers and scores also non-canonical REs.
Finally, the genes/proteins functional domains and protein interactions of these proteins reported in Follicle Online was also added as unique features of this database.
However, even in these two malignant conditions that are recognised to present similarly, certain symptoms such as back pain, lethargy and new onset diabetes were identified as unique features of PDAC.
Here, we have recorded intracellularly from Purkinje neurons of the zebrafish for the first time and we observe several shared as well as unique features in its physiology in comparison to that reported in mammals.
Additionally, 'Orphan' promoters, terminators, di/tetra-nucleotide frequencies, and a high level of secondary structure conservation were regarded as unique features of sRNAs and implemented in the design of computational sRNA identification tools.
Since the bHLH and NRs are dimerising TFs that also share a hub-based topology, it is interesting to compare the two families and their networks in order to reveal common features, which could be universal, as well as unique features that characterise each network.
