Sentence examples for astonishing attributes from inspiring English sources

These astonishing attributes have served as a basis for the development of a therapeutic adenovirus delivering IL-24 (Ad-IL-24) to cancer patients, a form of treatment that is currently being assessed in clinical trials (Introgen company homepage).

Charisma, attribute of astonishing power and capacity ascribed to the person and personality of extraordinarily magnetic leaders.

And the playwright, D. M. W. Greer, is himself a former Navy flier, so perhaps the astonishing ignorance and bigotry attributed to Naval officers and investigators in the play has more credibility than would seem possible.

D'Souza attributed the astonishing success of his film to "the fact that people feel that they don't have full information on Obama.

The astonishing supercapacitive performance of the electrode is attributed to; (i) the rectangular nanotube morphology of the PANI, which provides both a better electrical conductivity and a facilitated ion transport pathway, and (ii) the synergetic effect between PANI-rGO and catechol.

These attributes have allowed Arabidopsis to generate, with astonishing rapidity, exceptional new data for plant scientists that is broadly applicable to many other species.

The site contains an astonishing number of rock carvings — more than 20,000 — largely attributed to the Jornada Mogollon.

CVD is the main cause of mortality throughout the world with a reported 17.1 million deaths attributed to the disease in 2004, an astonishing 29% of global deaths in that year alone [ 5].

Even the show's official Web site (www.idolonfox.com), which includes snarky summaries of the episodes attributed to the Jaded Journalist, has wondered about Nikki's astonishing resilience, saying, "You can't bump her off with a bulldozer".

Some of it still persists; it is painful, even now, to read the details of the crimes, astonishing to see how otherwise sensible and decent people tended to imbue the Mason Family with attributes they never really possessed.

This astonishing makeover, which displaced three hundred and fifty thousand Parisians and razed most of the historic city, has long been attributed to Eugène Haussmann, the prefect who oversaw it.