Sentence examples for driven by the remarkable 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.
Instead, the agenda is now being driven by the Harvard sociologist Robert Putnam, whose remarkable book Our Kids: The American Dream in Crisis is being consulted by Republican leaders in Congress as well as Hillary Clinton's leadership team.
Transduction of MDC-formed spheres with lentivirally-encoded eGFP driven by the cardiac α-MHC promoter revealed remarkable green fluorescence, in line with their contractile activity and apparent ability to re-differentiate (Figure S5, Movie S5, and Figure 6).
The remarkable difference in expression levels driven by the uceA1.7 and uceApro2 constructs can be directly associated to the presence of the GhGDRP85 5'UTR.
In summary, these results show that the remarkable pattern of SU HW) relative to LADs is driven by the distribution of its binding motif in the genome.
From all this remarkable work, much more is sure to emerge, driven by the same restless, probing, experimental impulse.
It is remarkable that gout, the most ancient rheumatic disease, is driven by the most primitive form of the immune response [ 10].
All this openness was remarkable in the context of a space program launched in the shadow of the fiasco of the Bay of Pigs invasion and driven by the military's need to 'beat the Russians'.
Johnetta Eula'Mae Ackles, an American actor making her debut, is equally remarkable as Marjory: she combines the pathos of the exploited with the wiliness of a time-travelling powerhouse driven by the urge to protect her people.
