Sentence examples for exclusive hallmarks from inspiring English sources

Although the three principal crystal arthropathies may be distinguished radiologically there is an appreciable overlap between them and there are no exclusive hallmarks to allow an absolute diagnosis.

For many years, it has been believed that reactive oxygen species (ROS -induced degeneROS -inducedes andegenerative non-programmed changesand of the cardiomyocytesubsequentprimary (or even exclusive) hallmarks of ANT cardiomyopathy (Billingham et al, 1978; Godfraind, 1984; Lewis and Silver, 2001).

However, the presence of intermediate filaments in the cytoplasm is the exclusive hallmark of astrocytes [56], [57].

The purpose of all this aquiline activity was to draw attention to Roger Dubuis's redesigned Excalibur collection, and the exclusive quality hallmark that distinguishes all of the watchmaker's timepieces.

Our data indicate that 7q34 duplication is exclusive to JPA and a hallmark of specific anatomical localisations of these tumours within the brain.

A hallmark of DGRs is the exclusive mutation of sites that correspond to adenine residues in the respective template repeat.

While this model elegantly describes the local distribution of the MSL complex, it fails to explain the exclusive recognition of X chromatin that is a hallmark of Drosophila dosage compensation.

In an influential series of writings, Boolos in particular has shown how the traditional 'class-reduction' of essentially non-singular sentences to singular form can and should be avoided; and Tom McKay has coined the term 'singularism' to denote this exclusive preoccupation with singular reference and distributive predication which is a hallmark of the standard first-order predicate calculus.

The exclusive focus of the WSPU on votes for women was another hallmark of its militancy.

The NAVIGON 7200T elevates the navigation experience with hallmark features that are thoughtful, relevant, and in many instances, exclusive.

However, is exclusive presence of these genes in a broad variety of viruses (and this is how the hallmark genes are defined), indeed, irrelevant for the antiquity of their association with viruses?