Sentence examples for specific hallmarks from inspiring English sources

Recent technological advances, including comprehensive sequencing of different cancer subtypes, have illuminated how genetic and epigenetic alterations are associated with specific hallmarks of cancer.

Future articles will focus on the specific hallmarks of cancer and will highlight the opportunities that exist for designing new combination treatment regimens.

Patients with Hematologic malignancies are increasingly admitted to the intensive care and present specific hallmarks of their diseases, such as neutropenia, side effects from chemotherapy, specific gastrointestinal issues, and malnutrition preceding intensive care admission.

However, since delusions are also common in nonviolent psychiatric patients, there is emerging evidence that our attention should be directed to specific hallmarks of delusions that indicate an increased risk of violence.

This gene, which shares 44 to 57% similarity and 20 to 37% identity with other vicilin-like protein genes, includes several features in common with these globulins, but also specific hallmarks.

Similarly, by analyzing specific hallmarks necessary for cancer progression, new pipelines of therapeutics are being developed to treat the disease.

Moreover, a specific hallmark of the American model is the protection of minority shareholders' rights.

Apoptosis is a form of a programmed cell death where cell undergo specific hallmark changes during progression towards death [ 32].

Erosions of the periarticular bone, the most specific hallmark of the disease, produce deformation, laxity, and functional disability.

The abundant presence of intravascular and extravascular fibrin appears to be a specific hallmark of acute lung injury after sepsis.

RF recognizes the Fc portion of IgG molecules and is a characteristic, although not specific, hallmark of human RA, with approximately 70% of patients being 'seropositive' [87].