Sentence examples for most distinguished characteristics from inspiring English sources

Long duration, fronto-temporal bilateral location and a tightening/pressure quality are the most distinguished characteristics in headaches secondary to masticatory myofascial pain.

It has long been known that in most cell types, one or more PKC isoforms influence the morphology of the F-actin cytoskeleton and overexpressed or hyperactive PKC is among the most distinguished characteristics of malignant central nervous system tumors including C6 or U-87 glioma cells [ 46, 57].

"I have to tell you that I don't think this entire subject has been handled with the candor and openness which has been the most distinguished characteristic of our relationship for 33 years," Mr. Black wrote.

The most easily distinguished characteristics of folk art as a whole relate to materials and techniques.

Zinc oxide (ZnO) has been regarded as one of the most promising materials for 1D nanostructures due to its distinguished characteristics such as direct and wide band gap (approximately 3.37 eV), large excitonic binding energy (up to 60 meV), and high piezoelectricity [9 11].

However, in most real-world applications, data from different classes share some common structures, which do not contribute to the distinguished characteristics of the classes.

Its most distinguished visitor is Pres.

Next, distinguished characteristics of WBSN and its applications are discussed.

It was what most distinguished us from them.

The judges include France's most distinguished chefs.

George Benjamin is one of Britain's most distinguished composers.