Sentence examples for bear hallmarks from inspiring English sources
Some notion of intelligent design — that there are things in nature that are so intricately put together that they seem to bear hallmarks of design by a master intelligence — has been around for a long time.
The bomb that struck the ambassador's vehicle, though, seemed to bear hallmarks of the particularly deadly type of roadside bomb known as an explosively formed penetrator, which sends a molten shot of copper into vehicles, incinerating it and its occupants.
That's why in our guidance to the thousands of TEDx organizers around the world, we ask that they steer clear of talks that bear hallmarks of unsubstantiated science.
These motifs (VVQLQ↓NYDEE and PIFGE↓SEDND in MSP1-D), which are partially conserved in MSP1-F, bear hallmarks of PfSUB1 sites, so we tested whether recombinant PfSUB1 (rPfSUB1) could cleave peptides based on them.
To address this question, we analyzed lattice contacts in crystals of active and inactive IGF1R and IR kinases to determine if any contacts appear repeatedly or bear hallmarks of a physiological interaction.
We have identified >50 potential IAP substrates of both cytosolic and mitochondrial origin that bear hallmark N-terminal IAP binding motifs.
Ledoux was involved with Rianne Olivier, a girl whose death (which was declared an accident by police at the time) bore hallmarks of the Lange killing.
Even Bolton's goal in the 12th minute bore hallmarks of an Allardyce approach, as Nicky Hunt launched a long, looping throw into the penalty area.
Police said no group claimed responsibility of the attack, but it bore hallmarks of recent murders of religious minorities by suspected homegrown Islamist militants.
Moreover wild-type neurons with neighbouring mutant astrocytes also bore hallmarks of degeneration [ 15].
Following this initial symptomless period the fungus elicits a rapid onset of host cell necrosis, which bears hallmarks of plant programmed cell death.
