Sentence examples for because of remarkable from inspiring English sources

Self-destruction was not a word that applied to Federer in his years of domination — even when he lost, it was by some fluke, or, when playing Nadal, because of remarkable play from his opponent.

This is possible because of remarkable anatomical arrangements in the lower limb, whereby closely adjacent arteries and veins form a system of heat exchange between opposing flows of blood.

It's something humans add on to instinct, perhaps because of remarkable examples like the patience of spiders, the elaborate rituals of bees or the spectacular change of caterpillars into butterflies.

At the same time, it was found that the isothermal holding led to poor impact toughness because of remarkable precipitation hardening.

A German company specialized on this treatment was closed down in 2011 by the responsible authorities because of remarkable pollution of its workers and contamination of the facility [27].

Because of remarkable progress in the effectiveness of HER2-directed therapy, the use of local therapy to treat limited BCLM may expand further in patients with overexpression of HER2 on hepatic metastases [6].

Because it is kind of remarkable.

Compounds 6b, 6d, 6i, 6j, 6k, 6n and 6s were the most noteworthy derivatives identified in the present study because of their remarkable in vitro antimicrobial potency.

It is because of this remarkable success that farmed Atlantic salmon now outnumber wild salmon.

Because of their remarkable ability to regenerate lost parts, planarians are often used experimentally to study the process of regeneration.

That was mainly because of the remarkable acoustics of St. Mark's which are aided by the five domes.