Sentence examples for more unique aspects from inspiring English sources

One of the more unique aspects of Guinness's talent was his ability to disappear into a role, thus belying the dictum that actors without a consistent screen persona are not likely to become stars.

One of the more unique aspects of Pyxis' approach is that the application is rebuilt on the device at launch.

Here's one of the more unique aspects: the company uses optical character recognition (or OCR, for short) to recognize text on the document that it's scanning.

A more unique aspect of the present studies is the apparent dispensability of Podocalyxin's cytoplasmic domain, since microvillus formation is known to be associated with apical recruitment of f-actin and ERM proteins.

Chapters 6 9 provide more specific detail on the unique aspects of ecology in Europe, Russia, Japan, and North America, respectively.

By defining crisis based on deconstructing and coding what families tell us, we can derive an empirically supported model of crisis, containing elements from more generic definitions but including unique aspects for those families.

Canadian-trained midwives were more favourable suggesting that the unique aspects of learning within the existing model of care and midwifery education, including requirements for attendance at home birth, had a positive effect.

Overall, our method described in this study has several unique aspects, making it more powerful and efficient than the previously published ones.

Of more direct relevance in understanding the unique aspects of this interaction are the common signaling pathways enriched for activities expressed in both aspen and L. bicolor during mycorrhizal symbiosis.

She added that although the problem of women and infection was more complicated than gender alone, it offered "some unique aspects".

A tension exists when aggregating case studies between the unique aspects of each case and the more universal phenomenon that is the focus of the research (Silverstein, 1988).