Sentence examples for original hallmark from inspiring English sources

The original hallmark for folding dynamics in our laboratory, the broadening of the far upfield G11Hα2 signal, has been employed for additional dynamics measures.

Each of the 42 looks echoed one dominant idea – that of a fierce late 1980s party girl – with the odd nod to the label's original hallmarks thrown in.

In their original "hallmarks" paper — the most cited in the history of Cell — Dr. Hanahan and Dr. Weinberg gathered a bonanza of emerging research and synthesized it into six characteristics.

Their data were helpfully grouped according to Hanahan and Weinberg's original six hallmarks of cancer [80] and accounted for 50 different markers.

Up until now, original movies were Hallmark Channel's bread and butter.

Dysregulated metabolism, one of the most recognizable features of cancer; its exclusion from the original list of hallmarks (21) probably represented a significant oversight, as it constitutes one of the earliest described hallmarks of cancer (25, 26).

In 1988, Discovery began investing in original programs, now its hallmark.

Endpoint criteria for euthanasia were weight loss exceeding 20% of the original body weight or hallmark neurological symptoms, such as ataxia.

And two of Sting's more lustrous ballads, "Fields of Gold" and "When We Dance," received a treatment worthy of a soundtrack to a Hallmark Channel original.

The hallmark of original synth-pop was its emotional, at times operatic singers: the torrid, teetering off-pitch Mark Almond, soulful Aretha-wannabes such as Alison "Alf" Moyet and Annie Lennox.

The idea of creating a Stalinist-era interior gradually took shape as he knocked down the walls that divided the apartment into small, dark rooms, revealing its original generous proportions, a hallmark of 1930s Russian Art Deco.