Sentence examples for a notable extension from inspiring English sources

The identification of SEPs, as well as OHP2, in the red lineage and in glaucophytes is a notable extension of their previously known distribution within chlorophytes and streptophytes (Viridaeplantae).

The sample deposited from pure PC demonstrated a relatively low level of ordering, whereas the MFA additive allowed notable extension of the ordered domains of QDs.

The first and notable extension is to directly incorporate the effect of spatial and temporal information of the videos into the optimization framework.

This paper makes two notable extensions to the BLAZE-DEM environment.

These notable extensions transfer the resolution beyond the Kalman filter [7] to the scope of particle filtering.

Notable extensions include QPTL, the propositionally quantified extension of LTL, which is decidable, though with non-elementary complexity, as well as CTL* under some special semantic restrictions, see French (2001).

A notable exception is the life extension and protection against multiple diseases in mice that express catalase in the mitochondria, which suggests that the cellular location and type of reactive oxygen species is an important factor [ 2].

At large extensions, a portion of the inner turn unwraps abruptly with a notable rip in the force-extension plot and a >90° flip of the octamer.

In Latin America, farmer-to-farmer extension has had a notable impact and has led to adequate natural resources management in Mexico (Ramos 1998), Honduras Sherwoodd and Larrea 2001), and Nicaragua (Braun and Hocdé 2000), among other countries.

The Sainsbury Wing, an extension to the west by Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown, is a notable example of Postmodernist architecture in Britain.

It is well described as an extension of President Obama's agenda — with a notable deviation on trade — and because she has put flesh to it, it is easier to summarize and to critique than Trump's.