Essential to an effective mentoring relationship are the values of trust and respect, the hallmarks of integrity in any professional relationship.
"It's worrying because replication is supposed to be a hallmark of scientific integrity," says Dr Errington.
Circulating TJs are currently becoming the hallmark of BBB integrity [ 20].
And the Telegraph - with its hallmarks of honesty, integrity and reliability - is perfectly placed to become the digital market leader in news and comment.
It's somewhere in the middle.'" Groce has also attempted to establish core values for Illinois, traits he hopes will be the hallmark of his teams: unity, commitment, integrity and passion.
The loss of the plasma membrane integrity, a hallmark of necrosis, can be mediated via energy starvation and subsequent disappearance of the ionic transmembrane gradient due to inactivation of ATP-dependent transporters [44], [45].
LDH leakage is well known as a useful index for cytotoxicity on the basis of loss of membrane integrity, a hallmark of necrosis.
From a developmental perspective, striving for a sense of integrity (versus despair) is one of the hallmark attributes of older adulthood; this is particularly challenging when one's health-related circumstances are less favorable [ 1].
Because intellectual integrity is the hallmark of educational institutions, academic dishonesty is one of the most serious offenses that a student can commit at Columbia GSAPP.
Hans Jonas stands as one of the most significant Jewish thinkers of the 20th century, who always displayed what one scholar called "the unwavering moral integrity" that was the "hallmark of his life and work".
Although it is known that the loss of genomic integrity is an important hallmark of aging, the molecular mechanisms are only beginning to be understood.
