Sentence examples for has caused remarkable from inspiring English sources

The cryptogenic shipworm T. navalis, now fully established in the southwestern Baltic, has caused remarkable damage to submerged wooden installations (K. Hoppe unpublished) and marine archaeological objects [170].

The return of sea otters has caused a remarkable recovery of endangered sea grasses which grow in estuaries, bays and inlets and provide food and shelter for a wide variety of marine wildlife, a study has found.

This knowledge has caused a rather subtle but remarkable change in some of Ashe's attitudes during recent months.

This globe-trotting group knit the raveled strands of fusion into tight, powerful pieces whose full impact was not felt until 1996, when Mr. Holzman and Gordon Meltzer assembled 11 of the best unedited tracks for "Live Around the World," a remarkable album that has caused many nay-sayers to look again at Davis's later career.

Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis (Bd), a fungus that causes chytridiomycosis, is a remarkable generalist, and has caused widespread amphibian declines and extinctions (Lips 1999; Lips et al. 2006).

The remarkable thing is that this class war has caused everyone to reverse roles.

For it has superior heat transfer characteristics and would make remarkable improvement for heat transfer capability of heat exchange equipment, nanofluids has caused widely concerns in recent years.

Of course, a single case reported does not prove that the nutraceuticals have caused the remarkable disc improvement.

The three SYK oncogenes caused remarkable differences in disease development.

It was a stroke Tendulkar would have completed successfully on thousands of occasions in his remarkable career, but rarely can it have caused such unimaginable joy.

The 16% increase of the c.2904-2905delAG varisnt is even more remarkable as it is lethal in homozygotes which would have caused counterselection.