"California has... recognized that same-sex couples form deeply committed relationships that bear the hallmarks of their neighbors' opposite-sex marriages: they establish homes and lives together, support each other financially, share the joys and burdens of raising children, and provide care through illness and comfort at the moment of death".
A large body of literature demonstrates that Th17 cells and their hallmark cytokines can have opposite roles in modulating growth in different tumour systems (Maniati et al, 2010).
That is the opposite of "straight talk," hitherto the McCain hallmark and name of his campaign bus.
Leaving behind the shredded and torn fabrics that were once a Rodarte hallmark, this collection was the opposite of "deconstructed" — built into firm shapes, with breast plates of embossed leather.
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Although it is still widely believed that resistance to apoptosis is a hallmark of cancer [ 29, 30], the evidence favors the opposite view [ 19, 22, 23].
Unexpectedly, nearly 25% of these genes were regulated in the opposite direction by TGF-β in vitro and in vivo, including the hallmark TGF-β response genes SERPINE1 and ANGPTL4.
He's sort of Trump's opposite, with an authenticity and a willingness to work respectfully with opponents that used to be a hallmark of the Senate.
† Moreover, the hallmark symptoms of ADHD (i.e., impulsivity) and OCD (i.e., compulsivity) are phenomenologically opposite.
The humor lies in the editing, and one of the hallmarks of "Real Housewives" is its reliance on ironic contrast: a woman makes a boastful assertion that is instantly contradicted by tape of her doing or saying the opposite.
