Sentence examples for has some characteristics from inspiring English sources
While the hefty tankard has some characteristics of Dutch silver -- Baroque engraving and an applied leaf border on the base -- it is distinctively American.
But that protein, known as Cry9C, has some characteristics of an allergen, mainly that it is not digested easily in the stomach.
"He probably has some characteristics of somebody from outer space," said the Lakers' owner, Jerry Buss, his voice laced with sarcasm.
The corn, StarLink, had been approved for animal use but not human consumption because it contains a protein that has some characteristics of known allergens.
While it has not been established that the StarLink corn poses a risk to human health, tests have found it to carry a protein that has some characteristics of allergens.
And because Liaoceratops has some characteristics that are intermediate between those of the psittacosaurids and of the neoceratopsians, it also means that the evolution of these characteristics was more incremental than previously known.
Guangdong also has some characteristic puppet plays.
Machiavellianism has some characteristic ways of deceitful behaviors, wickedness, cunningness, and hypocrisy (Corral and Calvete 2000).
The Flyer had some characteristics that had nothing to do with technological advancement, and they made life more difficult.
Humans similarly have some characteristics of infantile apes – large heads, small mouths and, significantly here, finer body hair.
