Sentence examples for have unique attributes from inspiring English sources

Volcanic rocks have unique attributes as well as attributes of both sedimentary and crystalline rock.

Polyamidoamine (PAMAM) dendrimers have unique attributes that have led to their use in a wide variety of biomedical applications.

They each have unique attributes that will likely lead to somewhat different solutions; however, the possibility of cross-fertilization in these areas is large.

Iron dithiocarbamates appear to have unique attributes as well: besides scavenging NO they were found to have anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressant properties.

Three cornerstones are important to understand the context for engineering sustainable facilities: (1) an understanding that facilities have unique attributes and characteristics that stem from the specific industry sector of a facility, its specific project type, and the specific context that envelops the facility.

Indeed, because small and large vertebrate predators have unique attributes (resource preference, home range, behaviour, population dynamics and community structure) effects predicted by the Janzen-Connell hypothesis may depend on the size of vertebrate predators and on their potential contributions to seed mortality [25].

Even if consistency is the overarching goal, every new leader has unique attributes that inevitably colour their decisions.

"Romney is surrounded by associates who have every incentive to tell him not just that Barack Obama is a bad president, and that liberal ideas are inferior to conservative ones," Yglesias notes, "but that he in particular has unique attributes that call him to the stage of national leadership".

Although Southcentral has unique attributes (it even refers cases to traditional tribal healers if doctors agree), here are some of its techniques that almost any health care system can adopt: Assigning small teams — consisting of a doctor, a nurse, and various medical, behavioral and administrative assistants — to be responsible for groups of 1,400 or so patients.

Even if it is true that the research assures that teacher's feedback tends to be more accurate and provides more information, studies show that peer feedback has unique attributes like, for example, collaborative learning and increasing students' self regulation competencies (Boekaerts, Pintrich, & Zeidner, 2000; Dippold, 2009; Van Gennip, Segers, & Tillema, 2010).

The group has unique attributes — such as high rates of investment in education, homeownership, and entrepreneurship — that help make it a key ingredient for healthy economic growth and, more importantly, a healthy democracy.