Sentence examples for traditional hallmark from inspiring English sources

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Traditional hallmark findings on clinical examination such as the capillary refill are not always predictive of the patient's state of hydration [1].

Ever since paleoanthropologists found the first fossils of Ardipithecus ramidus in Ethiopia in 1992, researchers have wondered if this apelike creature walked upright--a traditional hallmark of the extended human family.

During residency training, a traditional hallmark of efficiency was to 'have all the data'; woe unto the house officer who did not have results available on demand.

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She had pale skin and bright white hair, the traditional hallmarks of the genetic condition albinism.

The video possesses "none of the traditional hallmarks" viewers have come to expect from Isis, instead, said Mr Winter, the fighters were "competing to be controversial: it certainly isn't a propaganda video but more a demonstration of how comfortable they are".

The desire to stop (or reduce) harmful overuse, but being unable to do so, is one of the traditional hallmarks of addiction.

This will ensure that future evidence-based scientific advice not only remains readily available when it is most needed (i.e. remains timely particularly during periods of emerging unrest) but also maintains its traditional hallmarks of rigour, excellence, objectivity, consistency, independence, balance and value-free neutrality.

However, I'd been researching some blogs for posing tips and was confident enough in my newfound ability that I didn't have to resort to the traditional hallmarks of an online couture queen, like England beanies or wearable plug sockets.

Dysregulated pHi is an emerging hallmark of cancer that is associated with traditional hallmarks, including resisting cell death, sustaining proliferative signaling, activating invasion and metastasis, deregulating cellular energetics and tumor-promoting inflammation.

We identified 28 potential source elements from our data set alone based on the traditional hallmarks associated with retrotransposition activity, two of which belong to the new AluYa4a1 subfamily.

Our study, using a genetic model relevant to early onset AD, shows that clustering of transcriptional profiling data is a powerful method to identify important early molecular changes at the onset of traditional hallmarks of AD.

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