Sentence examples for many key features from inspiring English sources

The base Insight is missing many key features, including stability control, which is available only on more premium trim levels.

Recently, the architectural historian Richard Cleary has revealed just how many key features of Fallingwater -- like the stairs that hover between the cantilevered living room and the icy plunge pool in the stream's waters -- were responses to Kaufmann's ideas.

The restored skin recapitulated many key features of normal human skin tissue, including epidermal architecture, diverse skin cell populations, adnexal structures and sweat production in response to cholinergic stimulation.

When this model was in its softest mode, normal (benign) mammary epithelial cells behaved normally within it, forming cellular structures referred to as acini that capture many key features of the normal in vivo mammary epithelium.

One concern is that the visuomotor index we use to partition and understand our large data set of neurons is too simplistic and collapses over many key features of the data.

NeuroBloc® was rationally developed and incorporates many key features not found in earlier toxins, including a non-lyophilized liquid formulation, stability at room temperature for 8 h and the use of a lower pH designed specifically to keep the toxin in complex and at a uniform molecular weight during the injection process.

By mathematically analyzing these patterns, Chang says, his team showed that "many key phonetic features" can be detected.

The TMACC interpretation of the DHFR data set identified many key structural features for DHFR inhibition.

The FSL rat shows many key behavioural features of depression in humans including a reduction in general activity, appetite and latency of REM sleep, immune abnormalities [3] [6] and cholinergic hypersensitivity and serotonergic/dopaminergic abnormalities [7].

Yet, crustaceans and insects also share many key biological features due to their common ancestry as members of the Pancrustacea.

Reducing the discussion of political systems to the democracy/autocracy dichotomy disregards many other key features of a state that determine policy processes, such as the state's organization into ministries and administration, the role of lobbies and voters, or the institutionalized interactions with courts, the media, CSOs and international organizations.