Sentence examples for a remarkably distinguished from inspiring English sources

It is a remarkably distinguished career on any terms, especially when one considers that Kussi began it in his mid-forties.

Moniz was a remarkably distinguished figure, a diplomat as well as a doctor, who had invented the technique of cerebral angiography which is still used today.

Perhaps most remarkably, they distinguished themselves in interviews last week with a modest, sometimes wry, matter-of-factness about their own lives, keenly aware of their difficult circumstances but free of self-pity.

Yale is a remarkably exciting academic psychiatry community distinguished by the impact, breadth, and depth of its clinical, training, and research programs.

Here we show that active SLE can be distinguished by a remarkably homogeneous gene expression pattern with overexpression of granulopoiesis-related and interferon (IFN -induced genes.

The major conclusion and surprising finding of this study are that the SLE active expression profile is "distinguished by a remarkably homogeneous gene expression pattern with overexpression of granulopoiesis-related and interferon (IFN -induced genes" [ 21].

Medication overuse headache (MOH) is a remarkably complicated concept; MOH must be distinguished from medication overuse without resulting headache.

On the campaign trail, Truman was a remarkably small and petty demagogue who seemed unable to distinguish between his political fortunes, those of his party and the office he held and all that it represented.

It should be noted that, histologically, the healthy SAN is distinguished from the surrounding atrial muscle by a remarkably large amount of interstitium (e.g., up to 75%90%% of SAN volume in cat) [ 33].

Secondary lymphoid organs have a remarkably similar microanatomy under homeostatic conditions in which essentially three different regions can be distinguished (Junt et al. 2008).

They make a frighteningly distinguished bunch.