The art is richly detailed and the pages are wonderfully designed, both of which are hallmarks of Mr. Ware's work.
And to the computer software, tiny flecks of calcium, which are hallmarks of D.C.I.S., are much easier to spot than invasive cancers.
Since blood cells are natural absorbers of light, photoacoustics is particularly good at providing high-contrast images of the formation of blood vessels (angiogenesis) and detecting increased metabolic activity (hypermetabolism), both of which are hallmarks of cancer, notes Dr Wang.
Applied afterload increased sarcomere length, cardiomyocyte area and elongation, which are hallmarks of maturation.
Aberrations in these mechanisms lead to somatic mutations and genetic instability, which are hallmarks of cancer.
In today's study, the researchers spotted no sign of the erosion of the sacroiliac joints or fused facet joints, which are hallmarks of AS.
However, our field generally lacks the ability to recreate, in vitro, the heterogeneous patterns of cells and matrix which are hallmarks of native tissue.
Please bear with the typos and the lack of links, which are hallmarks of a liveblog.
Strong copyright laws also benefit consumers by promoting free markets and incentivizing innovation, both of which are hallmarks of a healthy global economy.
And finally, should we allow the virtues of hospitality and respect for human dignity, which are hallmarks of the Games, to be compromised by Russia's anti-gay legislation?
Along with the normal sight changes that accompany aging, damage to the brain in the form of plaques and tangles, which are hallmarks of Alzheimer's, can occur in the part of the brain responsible for transmitting visual information.
