Because the background conservation level is high, the hallmark of this region is the clustering of conserved GC bases, rather than conservation alone.
The new series retains the high-speed hallmarks of the old and – while it may have a lot of work to do to get past the Clarkson purists – it remains as entertaining as ever.
According to the Daily Mail, it's a "Hollywood-style propaganda video" that serves as a "challenge to Obama," and the Guardian referred to it as "slickly made" and noted that it includes the "now-familiar high-production hallmarks" of one of the group's videos.
Mr. Gardiner says he looks closely at return on assets because it can identify a company with either of two hallmarks: high profit margins or lower margins with high volume.
Tune in to the steady murmur of intellectual conversation or, better still, eavesdrop on the posturing and plans for youthful high jinks, the hallmarks of one of France's foremost university towns.
A shift towards high glycolysis is a hallmark of inflammatory cells, whereas oxidative phosphorylation is a hallmark of anti-inflammatory cells.
For most of the French left and a chunk of the right, high taxes are a hallmark of a decent society that puts fairness before profit, and public services before business.
Not exactly a hallmark of high quality.
It is a measure of the abundance of triangles in the network, and a high value is a hallmark of social networks [18].
High amphiphilicity is a hallmark of interfacial helices in membrane proteins and membrane-active peptides, such as toxins and antimicrobial peptides.
