Sentence examples for consistent hallmark from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dank's Bach, which opened the program, immediately revealed a fascination with textural clarity that turned out to be a consistent hallmark of his style.

It's not just that Kristol isn't another Safire (although an absence of verbal playfulness and wit is a consistent hallmark of the Kristol prose style).

But one thing has been the consistent hallmark of our greatest innovations in the sphere of progressive social change: it has come from the people under the guiding stars of struggle and hope.

Claiming to be a fiscal conservative while proposing policies that will greatly increase the deficit is perhaps the most consistent hallmark of Mr. Gingrich's politics over more than 30 years.

But a consistent hallmark of Loire Valley wines: one of the best quality-to-price ratios in France.

One early and consistent hallmark of Alzheimer's are protein build-ups in the brain, called plaques, made up of Ab42, an abnormal-length fragment of a normal cellular protein.

Consistent hallmarks are the vigor of his writing and the virtuosity it demands of its interpreters.

Hypermethylated tumor suppressor genes represent one of the most consistent hallmarks of human cancers [ 12, 18].

Our findings of several replicated mRNAs prognostic of recurrence indicate that there are consistent hallmarks of refractory disease that may have clinical utility.

This study demonstrates consistent hallmarks of nuclear landscapes present in all cell types of the human myelopoietic lineage irrespective of major differences of global chromatin arrangements.

These changes are consistent with hallmarks of potential increased risk for breast disease and cancer.