Sentence examples similar to hallmarks of either from inspiring English sources

Evidence suggests that these may be a hallmark of either small vessel disease or atrophy [ 91, 92].

Firework fights; getting pushed around in a shopping cart; chucking shit off waterfalls; these are the kind of coming-of-age film hallmarks that either stoke our nostalgia or remind many of us that we wasted our teenage years hanging out in online chatrooms.

The indiscriminate nature of the attacks had all the hallmarks of Al Qaeda, which either had its destructive arsenal of suicide car bombers, I.E.D.s, and other explosives ready to go as a send-off to the Americans, or else — equally prepared — had quickly analyzed Iraq's political ferment and struck, knowing that it had the most to reap from instability.

Neither TSA dose was apoptotic in MCF-7 cells, and HGF did not give any hallmarks of apoptosis in either cell line (not shown).

Some of these additional sequences represent what appear to be fully functional WRKY transcription factors, whereas other sequences show the hallmarks of pseudogenes either because they contain in frame stops or frame shifts or because they only encode part of a WRKY domain.

Reactive oxygen species (ROS), indeed, play both positive and negative roles in cellular proliferation and survival; this feature has been exploited by leukemia cells to promote the hallmarks of cancer phenotype, either through phosphorylation events or transcriptional alteration [ 18].

An important finding is that the early onset of the disorder, that is before 36 months of age; (a diagnostic hallmark of Autism) is either unknown/undervalued and/or not applied in the diagnostic process.

The hallmarks of individualism became more important.

These are hallmarks of the mystical experience.

They are hallmarks of a pretentious ass".

They have often been hallmarks of Hull.