Sentence examples for clear hallmarks from inspiring English sources

Synthetic biology, it explains, has clear hallmarks, concepts and approaches to look for.

In fact, a penchant for order and contralized control seems one of the few clear hallmarks of Mr. Putin's philosophy.

Taken together, we did not see clear hallmarks of defects in translation elongation or ribosome assembly in rpl24b, although we do not categorically rule out that they might exist.

In this sample, both the fact that the deletion product could not have arisen from homologous recombination and the addition of untemplated nucleotides at the deletion junction are clear hallmarks of the process.

An altered morphology biased towards a cell enlargement, along with the proliferative arrest, but not death, of the cell population following the optimized Gray doses, are clear hallmarks of cell senescence.

Although these disorders are caused by different genetic alterations, both FSHD and LGMD have been shown to present clear hallmarks of inflammation (e.g., in FSHD1A [ 49] and LGMD2B [ 50]).

The celebrated physicist's journal during an international tour of China, Japan and other countries in the 1920s displays a "clear hallmark of racism," an editor said.

As expected, H cells appeared intensely stained with GFP bearing a clear hallmark of mitochondrial network in both, untreated population (Fig. 2B, peak 1) as well as in cells isolated from the GFP+/FS+ peak upon Doxo treatment (Fig. 2B, peak 3).

In conclusion, whatever the true biological role of sperm mitochondria in fertilization, mitochondrial activity is a clear hallmark of human sperm functionality.

A particularly clear hallmark of human imitation is the copying of behaviour that has no useful function for the imitator: as when right-handed children taught by a left-handed teacher acquire the 'hooked' writing position.

While the accumulation of β-catenin is a clear hallmark of Wnt signaling, levels alone are insufficient to explain β-catenin signaling activity, as β-catenin that remains unphosphorylated at GSK residues 33, 37 and 41 is intrinsically more active than β-catenin that can be phosphorylated at these residues [13], [14].