Sentence examples for kind exhibited a from inspiring English sources

It had become necessary to distinguish between the different types of cell death and this kind exhibited a characteristic morphology and what seemed to be an endogenously regulated process.

Due to their strong ionic interaction, this kind of hydrogel exhibited a rapid gelation behavior which accomplished even at a low POSS-R concentration about 1% w/v.

Cameron shares more than Eton with Boris Johnson; they have both exhibited a kind of juvenile irresponsibility in power.

Diller and Scofidio also exhibited a kind of modesty that, in the current economic climate, Lincoln Center was eager to embrace.

It conveyed a sense of comradeship, mapped a world by a bushman's kind of detail, and exhibited a stoic sentimentalism that was exactly to colonial taste.

Wallace failed at politics, but as a bureaucrat he exhibited a kind of genius, and in that one meeting he accomplished more than most politicians do in a lifetime.

The man was imposing to say the least, which made it all the more surprising when he exhibited a kind demeanor and a willingness to engage me in some early morning chitchat.

On Monday evening in the Abrons Arts Center the seven dancers of the BodyCartography Project and a "chorus" of nine performers exhibited a kind of behavior that at first suggested neurological disturbance.

Ever since Karen X. Cheng was young, she exhibited a kind of bull-headed determination to reach any goal.

In their report, OsNAAT1 knockout mutant exhibited a kind of Fe deficiency symptoms and increased expression of various genes in relation to Fe absorption or accumulation such as OsNAS1, OsIRT1, or OsYSL2.

The "cavalier," as he was known in Germany, exhibited a peculiar kind of charm: he was solely interested in his personal power and empire.