Sentence examples for by the remarkable changes from inspiring English sources

"The pace of change is being driven by the remarkable changes in technology cost, especially solar, which is dropping in price quickly," Warren Lasher, director for system planning for the operator of Texas' main power grid, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, said.

The minor DNA fragmentation can be explained by the remarkable changes in the cell cycle caused by Hsp90 inhibitors, that is, an S-phase depletion and G2/M arrest, which were apparently associated with large alterations in DNA compactness.

There had been something of a recalled nightmare in his face, I'd thought it even then, and I was not touched later on by the remarkable change in his character.

The observations by AFM revealed the remarkable changes in the surface morphology with different fibers.

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The remarkable change was evident from the beginning prologue, the scene in which baby Aurora is blessed by her godmother fairies and then cursed by the evil Carabosse.

Owing to the remarkable change of RhoA/ROCK1 activity at early stage after selenite treatment, the activity of Erk1/2 was dominantly influenced by this signal during first 6 h.

In this connection, these authors showed that the process of HSC activation is accompanied by remarkable changes in the expression of some key proteins involved in the control of apoptosis, and in particular, a shift towards a higher Bcl2/Bax ratio protein expression.

We were struck by some remarkable changes underway in the motivations, forms, and responses to science in popular culture.

His tenure was marked by remarkable changes -- primarily the grandiose restoration of the Bolshoi's historic building in downtown Moscow –- and multiple scandals.

As shown in Fig. 1, this increase has been accompanied by remarkable changes in the age distribution of first-time mothers, which has become less skewed with a substantially higher density of first-time mothers older than 25 and an extension of first-time motherhood beyond the age of 40.