Occurrence of metastatic locations of AE lesions is one of the hallmarks which justify the similarities between AE and malignant tumors, as exemplified by the PNM classification which parallels the TNM classification of tumors [ 21].
"In contrast to a modern human 'E', the Neanderthal version doesn't have a quantal hallmark, which helps the listener distinguish the word 'beat' from 'bit.' Though subtle, the linguistic difference would have limited Neanderthal speech.
"Roads to Vegas" is the seventh episode of the series' Road to.. hallmark which air through various seasons of the show.
The Hallmark Channel, which broadcasts about 22 original movies a year and is available to 90 million cable subscribers nationally, quickly stepped into the breach.
In Germany, a strong foundation of intermediate skills is said to provide an effective basis for this particular model, the hallmark of which is task flexibility and on-the-job learning or high-performance work systems in short.
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a complex disease, the hallmark of which is synovial joint inflammation.
NAFLD represents a wide spectrum of disorders, the hallmark of which is hepatic steatosis.
Neurofibromatosis type 1 is one of the most common familial diseases, the hallmark of which is the development of multiple neurofibromas.
PD-related hydrothorax is among a spectrum of porous diaphragm syndromes, the hallmark of which is the clinical presentation of a right-sided pleural effusion.
D. melanogaster mounts an efficient systemic innate immune response against disseminated infection, the hallmark of which is the production by the fat body and release into the blood of a battery of potent antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) (see Lemaitre and Hoffmann, 2007).
