Sentence examples for hallmark indicates from inspiring English sources

Less is known about the making of this trophy, but the hallmark indicates it was made in 1883 before being purchased by the All England Lawn Tennis club for 100 guineas in 1886.

A functional pathway analysis then revealed that the signature genes had interactions with well established cancer hallmarks, indicating the important roles of the signature genes in tumor initiation and progression.

On the other hand, the complex symptoms of AD and their partial correlation with pathological hallmarks indicate that understanding the pathogenesis of AD may require investigations of abnormalities at multiple levels; this would enhance our awareness that various compensatory mechanisms are at work in maintaining brain functions [9].

The reversibility of these hallmark changes indicates that the involuted state induced in the thymus by ageing is not locked, for instance by epigenetic or other mechanisms that result in permanent loss of key functions, even once fully established.

Two of the Sarpaneva moons are mounted on the moon disc, taking it in turns to cycle under a Korona ring — another Sarpaneva design hallmark — to indicate the phase of the moon," write MB&F.

We considered the inclusion of these hallmark genes in a GS result as an indicator of appropriate GS, and that increases in the number of these hallmark genes indicated improved GS performance.

"We really value the hallmark because it indicates the purity of the metal," said Christina Malle, a goldsmith.

Look for the hallmark.925, which indicates that the metal is genuine sterling silver.

Histopathological hallmarks mainly indicate extracellular amyloid peptide deposition in neuritic plaques and intracellular deposits of hyperphosphorylated tau.

In Great Britain the presence of a hallmark on an article indicates that it has been sampled and tested at an authorized assay office.

As cancer at young age is a hallmark of heredity, this indicates that individuals at risk for early onset head and neck cancer possess a higher number of low-penetrant predisposing genes or a number of highly penetrant predisposing genes involved in DNA repair pathways compared with late-onset head and neck cancer patients and early onset breast cancer patients.