Sentence examples for key characters of from inspiring English sources

No fossils have yet been found from the Late Devonian (about 385 million to 359 million years ago) or Early Carboniferous (about 359 million to 318 million years ago) periods, when the key characters of present-day insects are believed to have evolved; thus, early evolution must be inferred from the morphology of extant insects.

The key characters of the genus mentioned by the authors are a simple callus, consisting of a pair of fleshy ridges and the lower half of the lip being parallel with the gynostemium, and apically part geniculately bent.

One of the key characters of the novel is the Indian General Saturno Santos, who devotes himself to "inscrutable service to the patriarch".

Let's take a look at some key characters of both types of content creators -- and what modern content marketers can learn from the practices of traditional journalism.

Along the way the player meets with some of the key characters of the main series, who communicate with Gordon through text dialog, as the game does not feature voice acting.

TGA coding for Sec is one of the key characters of selenoprotein genes.

Shorter anther of the m-type and O. meridionalis is a key character of annual species tended to self-pollinate.

Begonia myanmarica has only one developed wing in ovary/fruit (Figs. 2k, 3c, d), the key character of sect.

Although insulin resistance has been received as the key character of type II diabetes (T2DM) for a long time, the development of obvious hyperglycemia requires a decrease in β cell function (Pimenta et al. 1995; Vauhkonen et al. 1998).

During the fieldwork in western Myanmar on 2 February 2012, the second author (YDK) collected an unknown Begonia with only one developed wing in ovary/fruit, which is the key character of Begonia sect.

A caged polecat appears as a key character of Saki's short story "Sredni Vashtar".