Sentence examples for prominent characteristics which from inspiring English sources
As in the conceptualisation for social insurance physicians, prominent characteristics which may be similar for claimants and social insurance physicians are age, gender, and socio-cultural background [ 41, 46].
The large cell follicular lymphomas were characterized by a prominent disorderly matrix, with staining characteristics which suggested shedding of surface membrane from component cells.
"It is pursuing socialism with Chinese characteristics, which mandates a prominent role for state ownership".
The prominent mechanical properties are due to the unique microstructural characteristics which are evolved during isothermal transformation.
Although their exact function remains still (10 years after discovery) unknown, they have some characteristics which seem to be very interesting for our examination [ 2, 3]: (i) Their prominent residence epithelial tissues, primary in the intestines, an area which is strongly involved into the early pathogenesis of MODS.
Merion has characteristics which should suit García's golf.
Tells about the Gaullist Party characteristics which Giscard does not have.
The most prominent characteristics of Lao verse, which shares similarities with the poetry of other Tai-speaking groups in the region, developed perhaps as early as the 14th century, although the exact date of its origins are unknown.
This phase diagram represents most prominent characteristics of its eutectic point which is about 41%% InSb at 337 °C as shown in the PD, which demonstrates an extraordinary sudden decrease of the evaporation temperature in contrast to the melting points of pure InSb or pure gold nanoparticles.
One of the prominent characteristics of RA FLS is their proliferative activity, which leads to pannus formation as well as swelling of the joints, and pathways controlling the proliferation of RA FLS include an NF-κB-dependent pathway [ 32].
One of the most prominent characteristics of cell death is the externalization of phosphatidylserine (PS), which in healthy cells resides predominantly in the inner leaflet of the plasma membrane.
