Sentence examples for a very significant find from inspiring English sources

Dr. Peter Dorman, an archeologist from the University of Chicago who works across the river at Luxor and has visited the site, praised the discovery as "a very significant find, very impressive and certain to give us a much clearer picture of the family of Ramses II". He also noted that the tomb's architecture was "completely unlike any other tomb" in Egypt.

The National Monuments Service will now be doing some further technical work to help determine the nature of the site, but from the drone images visible on social media, it is a very significant find which fits within the knowledge of large prehistoric ritual enclosures and associated ritual landscapes as at Bru na Boinne.

He said: "I think it is a very significant find and the potential for Carlisle and Cumbria is enormous.

"We think we've found a very significant discovery here, probably the largest [onshore in the UK] in the last 30 years, and we think it has national significance," Stephen Sanderson, UKOG's chief executive told the BBC.

"We think we've found a very significant discovery here, probably the largest [onshore in the UK] in the last 30 years, and we think it has national significance," Stephen Sanderson, UKOG's chief executive told the BBC.

We found a very significant fold change increase of free acyl-CoAs contents in the MU-HF group as compared to the other three experimental groups (FC = 2.1; p = 3.48 E-3), underlying a strong synergistic (interaction) effect of Apc Min/+ mutation with a high fat diet on these compound levels.

"A child who uses a real gun to discharge these feelings," Dr. Rosenblitt said, "shows a failure, at a very significant level, to find other ways to deal with troubles, and this could come from how they have been treated, or how they have seen people being treated".

A very significant correlation was found between AE concentration and viral inhibition in the interval [160, 180 μg ml−1].

A very significant difference was found in the expression of CD133 protein between gastric adenocarcinoma and normal mucosa or adjacent dysplastic tissues (P = 0.0001; P = 0.004).

A very significant correlation was found between AE concentration and viral inhibition in the interval [160, 180 μg ml−1] of AE concentration.

In conclusion, a very significant sexual dichotomy was found in the activation of the PAC with different types of acoustic stimuli (noise and music) together with sex differences in deactivation of prefrontal areas.