Sentence examples for a remarkable trait from inspiring English sources
Her performance and Firth's share a remarkable trait that anchors the film in its historical moment more firmly than almost any recent period film: immobility.
Before wrapping up, I'd like to acknowledge a remarkable trait in Dr. Mackenzie, who very generously shared the chapter from The Universe in Zero Words that formed the foundation of the whale puzzle.
The ScADH1/ScADH2 duplication, along with their function separation and glucose repression of ScADH2, provide the molecular basis for S. cerevisiae to have a remarkable trait of producing ethanol in high concentrations even in the presence of oxygen [6], [33].
The frequent variations among members of the WiSP membrane protein family is a remarkable trait.
In a previous issue, Bussard and colleagues demonstrate that mammary stem cells have an additional remarkable trait; namely the ability to selectively retain a template DNA strand during self renewal.
Not only do we have a discerning chef extolling the virtues of microwaveable rice and Baron St Jean Rouge, a wine whose only remarkable trait is a complete lack of character, but apparently he's only doing it for us.
Its other remarkable trait is its location: a sign on the tall factory gate proclaims that the site belongs to none other than the Kremlin.
Their considerable developmental variation among closely related lineages and remarkable trait evolution render the Funariaceae an interesting group for evolutionary and genetic research.
These remarkable trait similarities, encompassing mitotic performance in a wide variety of environments, imply that these three species, despite billions of generations of separation, are adapted to rather similar ecological conditions.
For Charlie Rose, whom B.H.L. calls "my American brother," this is his friend's most remarkable trait: "There are certain people who in the end don't care.
For all its drama, however, the S's most remarkable trait may be how graciously it shoulders its inferiority….
