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Nostalgia is a frequent hallmark of white participation in black genres, a way of signaling respect and knowledge without presuming to reshape the art form's present.

Furthermore, a frequent hallmark of tumor cells is overexpression and/or amplification of cell surface growth factor receptors (80), resulting in aberrant constitutive linker phosphorylation of Smad3 in the absence of extracellular ligand.

A frequent hallmark of genes with an extrinsic origin is the difference in GC content of these genes compared of the mean content of the host genome [ 46, 47].

There are very few effective treatments for psychostimulant addiction, and as such frequent relapses are a hallmark of the addiction cycle [ 463- 465].

Combinations of PHD and BRDs are particularly frequent and are a hallmark of BRD proteins in families V and VI, and the PHD-BRD structure showed that the two reader domains form a single, stable functional unit (Tsai et al., 2010).

Frequent coding polymorphisms are a hallmark of the sheep PRNP gene and our data indicate a similar situation applies to ovine SPRN.

That could come to pass if more frequent heat waves and droughts, hallmarks of a changing climate, affect the production of staple grains like corn, rice and wheat.

It was thought that more rural centers, who do not have access to the number of learners or the frequent didactic session that are the hallmark of university-affiliated facilities, might be more likely to be non-adherent to guidelines.

Severe bone pain is a frequent presenting symptom, and is a hallmark of lytic bone lesions, which in many patients results in long bone and/or vertebral compression fractures.

Remodeling of these patterns is found in human diseases, especially cancer, with global demethylation (mainly at repetitive DNA) and local hypermethylation (frequent in promoter CpG islands) being hallmarks of most neoplasias [ 17- 19].

Clinical issue Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is a worldwide problem and its histopathological hallmarks represent the most frequent histological finding in individuals with abnormal liver tests in the Western countries.