Sentence examples for because of their remarkably from inspiring English sources
Because of their remarkably symmetrical structure and surface patterns, pollen grains are readily recognizable under the microscope.
In petroleum engineering, the naturally fractured reservoirs (carbonates, gas-bearing shale) stand out as a subject of their own, because of their remarkably different behaviour (Aguilera 1980).
Spectral methods are preferred here because of their remarkably high accuracy and ease of implementation in discretizing and the subsequent solution of variable-coefficient linear differential equations with smooth solutions over simple domains.
Design and fabrication of nanoclusters is a new inspiring field because of their amazing features that are remarkably different from classical materials [1, 2, 3, 4].
The results demonstrate that the structural relaxation and crystallization in the amorphous substrates do not substantially change the wettability with molten Bi because of their invariable physical interaction, but remarkably deteriorate the wettability and interfacial bonding with molten Sn as a result of changing a chemical interaction to a physical one for the atoms at the interface.
Nanotubes can do this at remarkably low voltages because of their extreme sharpness.
Many proteins on this superfamily have functions and chemical properties related to the NLPs: Auxin-Binding Proteins (ABPs) are hormone receptors and have a great influence on plant physiology; the related oxalate oxidase is involved in pathogen activities and germin-like proteins, apoplastic, glycoproteins are remarkably protease-resistant because of their cupin fold.
Because of their high competitive ability, these weeds can remarkably affect rice yields.
Just as there are a lot of turkeys in literature, there are plenty in the self-help section, some of them remarkably successful despite – or because of – their idiocy.
With one possible exception, the white women are remarkably unlikable, and not just because of their racism.
