Sentence examples for its unique characteristic from inspiring English sources
"So far as the magistracy is concerned, its unique characteristic as a voluntary body of lay judicial office holders must be preserved; so too, the independence of the legal advice it receives".
Because the original location model is known to be quite difficult given its unique characteristic, in which trauma centers and helicopter locations are coupled, a location model with time-dependent parameters becomes even more difficult to solve.
The white laccase exhibits neutral pH and has anomalous metal content which is responsible for its unique characteristic (Palmieri et al. 1997).
The high degree of similarity in the genomic content and the apparently disparate phenotypes between H37Ra and H37Rv indicate that mutations in transcription factors and genes related to global regulations might account for its unique characteristic of growth and/or attenuated virulence of H37Ra.
Even though platelets perform multiple functions, one of their primary functions is to respond to blood vessel injury by utilizing some of its unique characteristic like changing shape, secreting granule contents and aggregating to form a platelet clot.
Transforming growth factor beta (TGF-β) has received noteworthy attention in the recent past due to its unique characteristic of functionally switching roles from tumor suppressor to metastasis promoter.
The dynamic synaptic facilitation is the component of this model which creates the bottleneck in the phase plane, and gives it its unique characteristics.
Its unique characteristics make it suitable for a number of operational and scientific goals.
Its unique characteristics gave it wide application potentials in dyeing of textile, paper, paint, and leathers, aside being used as a water tracer and biological stain (Li et al. 2010; Huang et al. 2016).
Since social media data differs from conventional data, it is imperative to study its unique characteristics.
It recapitulates many aspects of human tuberculosis infection, and its unique characteristics have expanded experimental possibilities, leading to new insights about mycobacterial pathogenesis that have been validated in human disease.
