Distinctive Mormon settlement practices and town designs have long been recognized as both a central process in creating a distinctive cultural region, and a material hallmark of the region's enduring cultural geography.
Moreover, neither 1-NP, 1-AP or Poly I C induced degradation of p100 to p52 (Additional file 5: Figure S5B, online supplementary materials), the hallmark of alternative NF-κB activation [ 50].
Loss of vascular smooth muscle cells (VSMC) and accumulation of granular osmiophilic material (GOM) deposits are hallmarks of CADASIL.
"Well-timed" trading before a public disclosure of material information has all the hallmarks of insider trading.
Furthermore, four of the 11 RNase4 genes encode proteins with an elevated isoelectric point and numerous substitutions for positive amino acids (supplementary table S4 and fig. S5, Supplementary Material online), which are the hallmarks of antibacterial activities.
Desmin-positive protein aggregates as well as granulofilamentous and electron-dense amorphous materials are also the morphological hallmarks of desmin cardiomyopathies.
Dark material is a hallmark of Mitchell's productions, as if she wants to lead us to the ghastly depths of human behaviour and force us to understand it: the idea of her directing a comedy is as unthinkable as her directing a Broadway show.
Most importantly, no deposits of granular osmiophilic material (GOM), a hallmark of CADASIL vascular injury, were ever observed, in contrast to CADASIL patients (Fig 3E).
Also in the South-East Palace were two "eye of Horus" amulets, often regarded as hallmarks of Achaemenid period material culture.
While high academic standards including challenging material and rigorous exams are understandable hallmarks of a higher education, there should be an overall awareness that not all students are privileged to stable mental health conditions and come from different, sometimes traumatic backgrounds that may impede their usual learning abilities and performance.
