Sentence examples for main hallmarks from inspiring English sources

The second workshop was devoted to progress in using continuous relaxations to solve discrete problems, one of the main hallmarks of approximation algorithms.

Trigger warnings, safe spaces and no-platforming were the main hallmarks of the so-called spoilt and over-sensitive 'Feminazi' or 'SJW' students in 2015.

The two main hallmarks of Alzheimer's are plaques and tangles, with the former thought to attack nerve cells from the outside and the latter from the inside.

The proposed intelligent laser-welding architecture combines representation, prediction, and control learning: three of the main hallmarks of an intelligent system.

Cell metabolic reprogramming is one of the main hallmarks of cancer and many oncogenic pathways that drive the cancer-promoting signals also drive the altered metabolism.

We observed a striking rescue of the dystrophic muscle morphology in terms of reduced infiltrates, centrally nucleated myofibers, and CSA distribution in Sgca null muscles silenced for Nfix if compared with the contralateral muscles where the main hallmarks of muscular dystrophy already appeared (Fig. 7b f).

This freedom to pursue invention for its own sake is the main hallmark of today's climate.

The main hallmark of the coalition's program is a plan to halve the annual budget deficit of $235 billion within five years, and to achieve that by across-the-board cuts in almost all government ministries.

Their main hallmark was the colossal winged man-headed lions or bulls, protective deities put at the entrances of palaces and temples weighing about 10 to 30 tons each.

All resulting proteins exhibited the presence of predicted multiple transmembrane domains, the main hallmark of the OR family.

The main hallmark of this process is the loss of E-cadherin expression mainly caused by repressed transcription of this gene (CDH1) [2].