Sentence examples for very characteristic for from inspiring English sources
The design of the cuticle lines is very characteristic for each Haplopappus species.
The fundamental process in the skin is one of acute necrosis of the eccrine apparatus, a finding very characteristic for the Coma blister and related iatrogenic/exogenous drug induced insults with attendant local complement activation and vascular injury namely Nicolau's syndrome and with local installation of certain analgesic compounds.
Monsel's The findings are very characteristic for subacute cutaneous lupus erythematosus, being those of a severe atrophying interface dermatitis associated with marked upregulation of the type 1 interferon microenvironment being relatively paucicellular in regards to a lack of deeper-seated lymphocytic infiltration especially around adnexal structures.
In addition, we included the density of kettle holes [ha−1] and the density of roads [m/ha] per buffer area, as kettle holes are very characteristic for this young glacial landscape and roads are known to influence bat activity on arable fields (Voigt and Kingston 2016; please see Additional file 4 for descriptive statistics).
His work is very characteristic for being grim and a bit creepy.
This response profile is very characteristic for MCF-7 cells.
Imagine that, from childhood on, his personality has been disfigured by a knowledge of his own inadequacy in the eyes of others and that, in compensation, he has nurtured an overweening self-love, a narcissist's cultivation of the very characteristics for which others loathe him.
A very characteristic example, for further work, of the transversal ordered upper edges spaces is the following space in the following form.
A very characteristic example, for further work, of the transversal upper edges spaces is the following space in the following form.
A very characteristic example, for further work, of the transversal lower ordered edges spaces is the following space in the following form.
In summary, this analysis shows very characteristic patterns for neighbouring DSs, which are related to their observed ordered and hierarchical distribution within the network.
