The phrase "display features of" is correct and usable in written English.
You may use it when discussing a particular object or concept and its traits or attributes. For example: "The painting displays features of Impressionism, such as light brushstrokes and bright colors."
This special characteristic confers BrPC cell plasticity, being able to display features of other cells within the organism.
The shear-induced nonlinearity in the particle-filled system appears to display features of a singularity near the phase transition point.
However, it is becoming increasingly clear that cancer cells display features of normal tissue organization, where cancer stem cells (CSCs) can drive tumor growth.
During unidirectional micropyretic synthesis, a high-temperature reaction front propagates in a steady, oscillatory or unstable manner, depending on the reaction conditions chosen, thereby converting a reactant mix to products which display features of the wave propagation conditions.
Despite its proximity to joints, it has been well established that the tumor cells do not display features of synovial differentiation but instead appear to have a primitive epithelial phenotype.
Interestingly, dystonin-deficient hearts do display features of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy at the molecular level but not at the morphological level.
This study also provides evidence that CRF-OE mice display features of a relevant model to study alopecia.
None of these cell types display features of melanoblasts (being mostly terminally differentiated cells, see figure s4g, h).
Ncf1−/− mice display features of increased autoimmunity [31], [33], [42] and we have shown that their Tregs are very poorly suppressive in vitro.
The differentiated cells are juxtaposed with, but distinct from cells that are actively proliferating and that display features of immature neurons.
Oral leukoplakias are at increased risk to progress to carcinoma in situ and full-blown carcinomas or may even already display features of cell transformation [22].
