Sentence examples for marked individuality from inspiring English sources

In summary, therefore, we describe marked individuality in the expression of clinically relevant genes in ovarian tumours, and highlight novel associations with tumour histology and survival, consistent with individuality in disease progression and treatment response.

Brown and Fraser [ 60] and Wittwer et al.[ 61] reported that sRAGE has marked individuality and variation even in healthy subjects, which may be attributed to metabolic differences that are not necessarily linked to any pathology and showed that sRAGE may be useful for intra-individual monitoring or for risk assessment for a given pathology but less efficient as a screening marker for any disease.

With the symphony, Mr. Taubman wrote, Mr. Lees "proclaims himself as a composer of marked individuality".

He was, in short, a man of very strongly marked individuality, of boundless energy and relentless will.

He is a communicative and thought-provoking player with marked individuality and a willingness to take chances.

In The Netherlands, Hendrik Petrus Berlage also created a sternly fundamentalist language of marked individuality that is best appreciated in his masterpiece, the Amsterdam Exchange (1898 1903).

Tattoos, which were once viewed in pediatrics as evidence of a somewhat marginal and high-risk lifestyle, have become sufficiently mainstream that it is now possible to hear college students talk of marking their individuality by not getting tattooed.

Accordingly, immunology provides a political metaphor for American culture marked by atomistic individuality.

Balotelli's individuality was marked from early childhood.

This marked degree of mobility means that schemes of study and examination are marked by a freedom and individuality unknown in France.

While much remains to be said to attempt to explain what makes Khodasevich both stand out and not fit in with the main body of Russian poetry, it is his synthesis of the classic and the modern, the intense personalism of his lyrical ego, the directness of his voice and address often verging on simplicity, that marks his primary individuality as a poet.