Sentence examples for visible hallmarks from inspiring English sources
Boosting this synchronous brain activity appeared to act as a cue for the brain's immune cells, prompting them to absorb the sticky amyloid proteins that are the most visible hallmarks of the disease in the brain's of people with Alzheimer's.
The approach marks a clear shift away from previous failed attempts to cure Alzheimer's by targeting the deposits of misshapen, sticky proteins, known as plaques, that are the most visible hallmarks of the disease in the brains of patients.
The findings also raise questions about whether pharmaceutical companies are on the right track in targeting amyloid plaques, which are one of the most visible hallmarks of Alzheimer's in the brains of patients.
Today, the absence of sooty urban air and the presence of clear vistas are the visible hallmarks of successful air pollution policies.
Adipogenesis was confirmed by staining fat droplets with oil red O (Acros Organics, Geel, Belgium), which made lipid accumulation visible (the hallmark of adipogenic conversion), and by measuring the synthesis of aP2 mRNA, an adipocyte-specific gene and well-established marker for terminal adipocyte differentiation.
How is Sam Cam's (visible) dolphin – the cliched hallmark of any art-school toff – acceptable, but not other, larger, bolder designs?
One of the challenges of pursuing connections between arsenic and respiratory illness is that assessments of respiratory symptoms may be prejudiced by interviewer bias if study participants show visible skin lesions, a hallmark sign of chronic arsenic poisoning.
Kulkarni argues that the scenario does not explain most gamma-ray bursts, in part because the bursts don't seem to come with the usual hallmarks of supernovas: very bright emissions of visible light and radio waves.
In conclusion, the aggregation of both Aβ and tau has been faithfully reproduced in vivo, with the hallmark lesions of AD and FTD being visible at a light microscopic level.
Perhaps more telling is that all of Memphis's hallmarks — dizzying colors, gaudy patterns, supersize proportions, cheesy historic motifs — were visible in the more directional work at the Milan Furniture Fair this spring.
A credit at the end notes that Ms. Arnold worked on the film at the Sundance Institute, and as its plot accelerates, some Sundance hallmarks in particular a familiar dialectic of abjection and redemption become visible.
