Creativity is a quintessential feature of human behavior, but the neural substrates that give rise to it remain largely unidentified.
The so-called quintessential feature of a brain tumor is identification of a mass lesion within the brain.
Although the presence of microhomology is the quintessential feature to propose a MMIL model, two other observations are also in favor.
The latter findings are somewhat surprising, as delivery of rural health care is often considered a quintessential feature of osteopathic medical practice.
The development of fewer alveoli and microvessels is a quintessential feature of neonatal chronic lung disease (D'Angio and Maniscalco 2004) and pulmonary endothelium is closely apposed to the developing epithelium (Ng et al. 2001).
Eugene V. Koonin, National Center for Biotechnology Information, National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD 20894, USA We do not know why all eukaryotes (so far) have introns; what seems, more or less, certain, is that there is a complex web of neutral and selective factors underlying this quintessential feature of eukaryotes.
That campaign, composed of six television commercials featuring quintessential New York personalities like Woody Allen and Yogi Berra engaged in unlikely pursuits, has been widely praised for its humor and special effects.
Made with lemongrass, galangal, kaffir lime leaves, lime juice, fish sauce, and chili peppers, this "hot-and-sour" shrimp soup features the quintessential flavors of Thailand.
5th Based on Hemingway's debut novel The Sun Also Rises, Fiesta opens at the Trafalgar Studio 2 in London featuring the quintessential Hemingway mix of young bucks in Paris, jazz and bullfighting.
Once only accessible by boat or private plane, One&Only Palmilla has all the features of a quintessential tropical getaway, including secluded beaches, infinity pools and a 27-hole golf course.
