Sentence examples for hallmark this from inspiring English sources

Leaving behind the shredded and torn fabrics that were once a Rodarte hallmark, this collection was the opposite of "deconstructed" — built into firm shapes, with breast plates of embossed leather.

St Mirren, meanwhile, maintained the positive style of play that has become their hallmark this season, with Gary Teale joining Thompson in attack before he was replaced by John McShane with eight minutes remaining.

Among these factors, hypercholesterolemia is a known risk predictor and has been linked to the formation of β-amyloid plaques, a pathological hallmark this disease.

Loss of E-cadherin, overexpression of N-cadherin, and cytoskeletal alterations (e.g., expression of vimentin) hallmark this process causing phenotypical and structural changes that lead to acquisition of motility and invasiveness of cells that have undergone EMT.

One of the Devils' hallmarks this season has been special teams.

Besides other clinical hallmarks, this syndrome is associated with enhanced sensitivity to ionizing radiation and chromosomal instability which leads to early developing cancer even in NBS1+/− heterozygotes [ 11].

This molecular hallmark renders this cancer particularly dependent on angiogenesis and thus susceptible to angiogenesis inhibition with targeted agents.

This histological appearance is considered to be the hallmark of this infection.

"Our hallmark this year has been our ability to manipulate the ball in tight areas and play free-flowing football and you have to give Derby some credit for stopping us". Bournemouth dropped to second in the table after Middlesbrough's 2-1 win over Blackpool, but Howe said the ability to grind out results was a trait he wanted his players to develop as the fight for promotion intensifies.

This increased caloric requirement may be due both to exercise – often a hallmark of this illness - and metabolism.

Progressive muscle weakness is a hallmark of this disease.