Sentence examples for basic hallmark from inspiring English sources

The race car driver Sarah Fisher's mother, Reba, was a Go-Kart racer (her mother was an airplane pilot) who says in the film, "I love Sarah for putting the pedal to the metal" -- not your basic Hallmark sentiment.

His skeleton bears the basic hallmarks of H. sapiens.

The basic hallmarks of this disease include loss of pericytes, basement membrane thickening, microaneurysms, neovascularization, and blood retinal barrier breakdown [ 18].

In all of these, the most basic hallmarks of a functional exon (maintenance of the reading frame without stop codon, canonical flanking splice sites) were also found, suggesting that this exon may also be functional in these species.

Water supply is abundant.This emphasis on basic infrastructure, a hallmark of the Gujarat model, extends to making land easily available for commercial development.

It's a basic no-frills setup, the hallmark of many of the restaurants on a street known for good food at budget prices.

Our integrative modeling and experimental analyses of EMT/MET core network – miR-34/SNAIL/miR-200/ZEB1 - help distinguish mechanisms underlying EMT tristability, propose further experiments to decode the EMT dynamics more explicitly, and serve as a platform to identify certain 'underlying basic principles' pertaining to different hallmarks of cancer.

"The prime minister's attitude throughout has been governed by the basic human decency that is his hallmark".

These investigations have illustrated the power of genomic assays in primary tissues for characterizing basic cellular functions and the genomic hallmarks common to disease states.

There's a fine line between getting at basic, universal feelings and sounding like a Hallmark card.

The hallmark of his work is something basic.