Sentence examples for physical hallmarks from inspiring English sources
"physical hallmarks" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe distinctive features or characteristics of something. For example: "The physical hallmarks of the ancient ruins were clear to all who visited them."
There are established physical hallmarks, such as the condition of human bones discovered at ancient settlements, which strongly suggest the practice.
Asherson's clarity of diction, open demeanour, bright blue eyes and retroussé nose were distinct physical hallmarks; she often seemed to combine the kittenishness of Vivien Leigh with the grace and watery-eyed gravity of Celia Johnson, as she progressed from leading Shakespearean roles at the Old Vic before the second world war to West End stardom soon after it.
In contrast, the membrane polarity reporter Laurdan revealed unequivocally the formation of condensed plasma membrane domains at T cell activation sites [17] demonstrating physical hallmarks of rafts at these membrane regions.
Despite a local increase in Ca2+ where pressure was applied, no propagating wave or physical hallmarks of activation were observed (Fig. 4C).
Money is also a physical hallmark of trust: the banknote that we often incorrectly think of as cash is nothing but an IOU.
A small company with a new brain scan for detecting plaque, the hallmark physical sign of Alzheimer's disease, presented its results on Sunday at an international conference in Hawaii, and experts who attended said the data persuaded them that the method works.
They may seem obsolete, a physical relic of Hallmark's past, but greeting cards continue to be a multi-billion dollar industry.
They may seem obsolete, a physical relic of Hallmark's past, but greeting cards continue to be a multibillion dollar industry.
Prison life consists mostly of passive leisure activities such as watching television, and physical inactivity is a hallmark of prison life in various countries.
It gave plenty of room, though, for the physical expressiveness that is another hallmark of Mr. Carroll's playing, communicated through gestures of Dionysian abandon.
Inflammation and joint damage can result in a loss of physical function, which is a hallmark of progressive disease [ 4- 7].
