Sentence examples for general hallmarks from inspiring English sources

The DMRs were analyzed according to general hallmarks of their genomic localization.

In this study A. niger showed general hallmarks of autolysis [ 12] during prolonged carbon starvation.

Moreover, the recA, uvrA and uvrB genes of N. gonorrhoeae are known to lack the characteristic lexA-binding site or SOS boxes, the general hallmarks of an active SOS response.

The general hallmarks of M2 macrophages include high levels of IL10, IL1Ra, IL1 decoy receptor CCL17 and CCL22 secretion, high expression of mannose, scavenger and galactose-type receptors, low expression of IL12, as well as poor APC capability.

Decreasing fertility and increasing mortality are general hallmarks of aging that are typically accompanied by a declining activity level, altered metabolic rate, and a higher susceptibility to predation, parasites and disease.

For instance, loss of H4K16Ac and H4K20Me3 have been shown to be general hallmarks of human cancer [ 21] and changes in the levels of global histone PTMs can be used as predictors of prostate cancer recurrence outcomes [ 22].

One general hallmark to look for, said planetary scientist Carolyn Porco of the Space Science Institute in Boulder, Colorado, is a system that is out of equilibrium.

A general hallmark of vagueness is that it involves borderline cases: possible cases that are neither clearly in the extension of the vague term nor clearly not in its extension.

Age-related decline in immune function, or immunosenescence, appears to be a general hallmark of aging in multicellular organisms.

Moreover, alteration in normal growth factor responsiveness is a general hallmark of tumorigenesis in numerous cell types.

Angiogenesis is a general hallmark of cancer; therefore, the inhibition of tumor-derived angiogenesis is considered to be an attractive target in the development of anti-cancer agents.