Sentence examples for unique hallmarks from inspiring English sources

Investigators also said that another chemical attack in Khan al-Assal, near Aleppo last April "bore the same unique hallmarks" as the Ghouta attack.

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.

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

Since then AC London has made it clear that producing quality drama in a unique hallmark style for the appreciation of substantial audiences throughout the nation just isn't enough.

The agricultural revolution of 10,000 years ago was thought to be a unique hallmark of Homo sapiens.

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

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

Further molecular analysis of predicted amino acid sequences of SVCV strains revealed an insertion of six amino acids (KSLANA) in L protein between 3376 3381 aa regions, which was a unique hallmark for SVCV-C1.