Sentence examples for invariable characteristic from inspiring English sources

A common though not invariable characteristic of night eating syndrome is repeated awakenings during the night, with the patient almost compulsively consuming food or drink each time in order to fall back to sleep.

In an effort to dispel the out-of-date idea that anonymity of authorship is an invariable characteristic of Indian art, the curators have identified by name all of the 40 painters whose work is gathered here.

The results indicate that overexpression of EGF receptors is not an invariable characteristic of human oral squamous carcinoma-derived cell lines.

In contrast to the tendency of late and variable washout of HCC, rapid and complete washout is an invariable characteristic of metastasis on CEUS.

Background Microthrombocytopenia (a decrease in the number and size of platelets) is an invariable characteristic of Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome (WAS), a primary immunodeficiency caused by mutations in the WAS gene that cause the absence or inactivity of the WASP protein.

The essence of compassion, by contrast, is not benevolence, whether or not that is one of its invariable characteristics (the one I wanted to emphasize).

Since different people have distinct experiences, our knowledge of honey's taste or fire's heat differs from person to person and thus is not a reliable guide to invariable characteristics of, for example, the honey or fire.

High frequency of IFNγ+CD4+ T cells is the most invariable feature of the active disease.

The environment of the pipe is not invariable; thus, the pipe robot should possess the characteristics of multifunction, adaptability and efficiency.

A defining characteristic of mass nouns, like milk, gold, furniture, wisdom and love, is that they are invariable in grammatical number, while count nouns, like rabbit, bottle, table, idea and set, can be used in the singular and in the plural.

Adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections are invariable.