Sentence examples for so characteristic that from inspiring English sources

The structure of the wall of a pollen grain is oftentimes so characteristic that in some cases species may be identified by pollen grains alone.

Lemierre [1] in his original case series stated: "The appearance and repetition several days after the onset of a sore throat (and particularly of a tonsillar abscess) of several pyrexial attacks with an initial rigor, or still more certainly the occurrence of pulmonary infarcts and arthritic manifestations, constitute a syndrome so characteristic that mistake is almost impossible".

This RBR signature is so characteristic that it is very simple to establish whether a particular protein is an RBR ubiquitin ligase.

Epidemiologic and clinical presentations are so characteristic that the clinical diagnosis should be considered in patients who have been bitten on the scalp during the colder months.

Lee Randall in the Scotsman was perplexed by Steve Martin's novel An Object of Beauty, which, while "not officially 'chick lit', since the subject is the Manhattan art scene rather than snaring a mate... does share the light, bright breeziness so characteristic of that genre... this is a perfectly serviceable, racy potboiler".

It is precisely this sort of dialogue with the piece that seems so characteristic of Mr. Goode's keyboard style, a give-and-take engagement that transfers naturally from stage to auditorium.

The sores are so characteristic of leishmaniasis, that he has started on treatment with a series of injections of antimony, the heavy metal, standard treatment for this disease.

The colonies are so characteristic and unique that identification by antigen detection or the CAMP test is unnecessary.

And the food, which can be as robust and blunt as those gizzards, can also reach a level of elegance that nonetheless manages to retain the forceful flavors that are so characteristic of Portuguese cuisine.

Where are the arrogance and bravado that were so characteristic of this administration just one short year ago?

Her face wears that look so characteristic of the elderly, an expression of preoccupation with inalterable things.