Sentence examples for be characteristic of a from inspiring English sources

Must a grunt be "characteristic of a hog," as one dictionary defines it?

They also support the hypothesis that blunted reactivity may be characteristic of a range of dependencies.

"I realize these requests are much like that which would be characteristic of a lord of a manor," he wrote to the architect.

The type of immunosuppression that exists in a patient or is known to be characteristic of a particular tumor type dictates the choice of the most appropriate immunotherapy.

Among the fragments of missile shrapnel examined, two were in the shape of a bow tie, which the Dutch board found to be characteristic of a particular type of Buk missile warhead.

Symptoms that appear the next day may be characteristic of a food intolerance, which Dr. Chinthrajah said researchers do not yet understand as well as they understand food allergies.

In fact NPY expression appears to be characteristic of an early stage of beta cell development.

That is characteristic of a great masterpiece".

Disparities are characteristic of a society, not an individual.

That is characteristic of a show that shambles along with no structure or purpose.

Oxidative damage is characteristic of a wide variety of chronic diseases.