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A unique hallmark of human language is that it uses signals that are both learnt and symbolic.

A unique hallmark of tuberculosis is the granulomatous lesions formed in the lung.

Although historically hemispheric specialization has been considered a unique hallmark of human evolution, more recent studies in a host of vertebrates have provided evidence of population-level behavioral and brain asymmetries, suggesting that language is not a necessary condition for the expression of hemispheric specialization [7] [9].

High resistance to treatment is a unique hallmark of malignant melanoma, although the mechanisms by which melanoma cells protect themselves against induced apoptosis remains largely unknown [ 3].

Over the course of 21 days, the percentages of CD4+ expressing CD25+ T and the transcription factor Foxp3 (a unique hallmark of Tregs) were elevated in the CHS compared to the corresponding TN groups).

Because erasure of genomic imprints is a unique hallmark of PGC reprogramming (Hajkova et al., 2002), we examined the methylation status of imprint control regions (ICRs) in day 4 and 5 nascent hPGCLCs.

That's one of the unique hallmarks of El Niño: arriving once every three to seven years, it is eminently predictable.

Several unique hallmarks of SVCV-C1 were identified, including six amino acid (KSLANA) insertion in the viral RNA-dependent RNA polymerase (L) protein and ten nucleotide insertion in the region between glycoprotein (G) and L genes in European SVCV strains.

Until now, these properties of tubulins have appeared to be unique hallmarks of eukaryotes.

Thus, the potential of multiple distinct mechanisms to contribute to the unique hallmarks of face processing that is, an earlier holistic-grouping mechanism and a later template-matching process allows for the integration of the findings reported here with template-matching models of face perception.

But each also leaves behind a unique hallmark - a piece of "genetic graffiti" - that shows if smoking or UV radiation has mutated the DNA.