Sentence examples similar to feature ie from inspiring English sources

Recent research found the higher the contrast between the different parts of our facial features – ie the colour of our lips compared to our foreheads – the healthier looking and more attractive we appear.

In its other features, IE is more or less running with the herd, if not a little behind (although the jumplists look really handy).

5– 7 In addition, we have shown that IMiDs target a subpopulation of MM cells with stem cell-like features (ie, side-population cells).

BRCA1-associated breast tumours frequently show unfavourable features, ie poor differentiation, high proliferation indices, aneuploidy, ER- and PgR negativity, and TP53 positivity.

It would be a very simple criterion because it captures children based on primarily two features, ie, impaired consciousness and respiratory distress.

The key to understanding this multifaceted network of genomic interactions has been the identification of common genomic features, ie. promoters and enhancers.

Not attributed to another disorder Migraine with aura A. At least two attacks fulfilling criteria B D B. Aura consisting of at least one of the following, but no motor weakness: 1. Fully reversible visual symptoms including positive features (ie, flickering lights, spots or lines) and/or negative features (ie, loss of vision).

In contrast, other types of person-centered interventions were facility-specific that focused on one or two features, ie, changes in management and leadership or continuity of resident care.

However, the initial cloning step may prove useful in many cases, as it may provide unique restriction sites for rapid insertion into other retroviral vectors containing convenient markers (i.e. alternate antibiotic resistance markers, GFP) or other context-specific features (ie., knock-in Gene A, knock-down Gene B).

Different alternative schools such as Montessori and Waldorf suggest that early toys should be hand-made and without specific features, ie. a doll without a face, a ball made of cloth, etc, so that children's imagination can work its wonder.

Although sharing common splice features, IE-Bs and IE-Ds do not show any sequence similarity, which is why they have been ascribed to different classes.