Sentence examples for hallmark for a from inspiring English sources

The marketing group had explored giveaways on Christian radio stations and a collaboration with DaySpring, a Christian greeting-card company owned by Hallmark, for a line of Max Lucado cards.

The hallmark for a malignant effusion is soft-tissue nodularity along the pleural surfaces, accompanying the effusion, although this finding is not always present (Fig. 1).

The CT hallmark for a malignant effusion is soft tissue nodularity along the pleural surfaces, accompanying the effusion, although this finding is not always present.

Model views of the Barr body architecture as the structural hallmark for a transcriptionally repressed CT in comparison to active CTs are presented as virtual 2D sections at different levels of resolution in Figure  8, with the objective to draw them to scale.

Excess adipose tissue, which is a hallmark for an overweight or obese status [ 1, 2], in ectopic locations [like the visceral compartment, liver, muscle] is dysfunctional.

We noted that for those species where the conservation peak was below 75%, hallmarks for a functional exon in general (maintenance of reading frame, no stop codons, flanking intronic GT-AG splice sites) were missing in many cases.

But then so is everyone else -- TV deals in types, not characters -- and the oversimplification of entire races and populations has been television's hallmark for half a century.

An effective measure zero set of sequences will contain sequences which can be effectively determined to have a 'special hallmark' (for example, having a '1' at every seventh place, or never having the string '000000' occurring as a subsequence).

ANDRIESSEN: the name is a hallmark for old-world tradition, a craft passed down through a family.

Interestingly, most of the known swapped dimers sit in an inactive conformation (using all structural hallmarks for an active kinase discussed in Figure 2).

The slow introduction in dotted rhythms by Galuppi (a Venetian) displayed a Frenchness that was later a hallmark for the symphonies of Haydn (an Austrian).