Sentence examples for considered hallmarks of from inspiring English sources

And the composition of wild forests is likely to change, with some species that are considered hallmarks of particular regions disappearing.

It follows in the footsteps  of Victorian visionary Ebenezer Howard's approach in places like Letchworth Garden City, where wide streets and open spaces are considered hallmarks of its urban design.

State and military capitalism very convincingly are considered hallmarks of the Hellenistic Age (chapter 8).

And 36 of the 90 experienced anxiety, irritability, depression, or other symptoms considered hallmarks of drug dependence.

In combination with LOH, regions of genomic amplification are considered hallmarks of the tumour genotype.

Inclusions containing SOD1 are considered hallmarks of ALS caused by mutations in the enzyme [22], [28], [29].

E-cadherin is the best characterized and prototype member of the classical cadherins in epithelial cells and is characterized as a potent tumor suppressor, being considered hallmark of tumor malignancy [ 2].

Aβ-containing plaques and tangles of p-tau have long been considered the "hallmarks" of AD pathology.

Jabotinsky's machismo offered Koestler, as Scammell insightfully puts it, "freedom from all those traits considered the hallmarks of a Jew".

CD56+ DCs expressed BDCA2 and CD123, which were considered as hallmarks of pDCs (Fig. 1B).

Next, we examined migratory and invasive potential, which are considered functional hallmarks of EMT.