Sentence examples for exhibiting quite from inspiring English sources

That's not immediately apparent — austerity-strangled Greece, cheap-money America and military-ruled Egypt are all exhibiting quite different symptoms.

Ubbelohde viscosity measurements were performed on dilute solutions of perfluorosulfonated ionomers (PFSI) in various solvents exhibiting quite different dielectric constants.

Purified samples exhibiting quite low polydispersity indices (in the range 1.5 1.7) can be prepared by a selective fractionation of the crude polymer from benzene/methanol mixtures.

In general, these over-distorted spectra exhibiting quite different line-shape have intensity values non-correlated to those measured on most of tissue sites in the same class.

Although exhibiting quite different sizes, shapes and surface functionalities, MWCNTs and REO nanoparticles are potent inducers of NLRP3 inflammasome assembly, which is homeostatically regulated by autophagic flux.

In this connection, most oxysterols have shown 10 100 times stronger biochemical reactivity than the parent compound, often exhibiting quite strong pro-apoptotic and pro-inflammatory effects (Poli et al., 2009; Vejux & Lizard, 2009).

The cockpit recordings released Tuesday showed that Captain Sullenberger did exhibit quite human emotions before and during the flight.

But in spite of this, women priests have exhibited quite a lot of humility and just got on with it.

Thus the top and bottom of British society seem to exhibit quite similar values — both play the system, and both see no reason why they should not.

When x = 8.9, the sample exhibits quite different properties.

BC (bacterial cellulose) exhibits quite distinctive properties than plant cellulose.