Sentence examples for shape a hallmark from inspiring English sources

In each of the two crystal forms, two BAR molecules form a tightly packed dimer, which assumes a crescent-like shape, a hallmark of the BAR dimer structure.

Under the Port Authority plan, the Saarinen building would be connected to the new terminals by its two sensuously shaped tubular walkways, a hallmark of the Saarinen design.

Altered nuclear shape and size are a hallmark of cancer and reflect changes in chromatin structure.

Most normal or benign cells have an oval shaped and smooth nuclear envelope, but an aberrantly shaped, large, and deformed nucleus is a hallmark of neoplastic cells [3]– [5].

The Nlrp6-ASC inflammasome is widely regarded as a hallmark host innate immune axis that shapes the gut microbiota composition.

Indeed, a hallmark feature of mitochondrial diseases is aberrant mitochondrial ultrastructure and shape (Zick et al., 2009).

From the shape of one nearly complete foot bone, the discoverers conclude that their specimen walked upright, a hallmark of all hominids.

Here we report evidence that ladybird, an orthologue of the Lbx1 gene recognised as a hallmark of appendicular myogenesis in vertebrates, is expressed in leg myoblasts, and regulates the shape, ultrastructure and functional properties of leg muscles in Drosophila.

A funnel shaped transition zone on a contrast enema (CETZ) at the junction of aganglionic and ganglionic gut is considered a hallmark for its diagnosis [ 2, 3].

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.

Generosity is a hallmark here.