Sentence examples for have been most central from inspiring English sources

So far, two photographers have been most central to the project: Pret Ratnam and Abdullah Murad.

Overall, declines have been most dramatic in the central portions of each species range, especially for mean length of spawning adults (Fig. 5).

But it is ludicrous to hear the errors of the weekend, particularly by the Germans, being criticised by precisely those people who in the past have been most hostile to any form of strong central macroeconomic policy direction at an EU level.

In multicellular organisms, it has multiple binding partners [4] and is involved in a range of cellular processes, though in broad terms, it has been most associated with central nervous system development and with neurotransmission.

The recent increase in flood frequency and discharge has been most pronounced along the central and western northern flank of the Alps.

Messenger RNA encoding TRPC5 has been most readily detected in the central nervous system but wider expression occurs and is relevant to a variety of organs including brain, heart and vasculature [2,6 8].

He is based in the south of Mexico where the crackdown on Central Americans has been most intense and forced migrants to use ever more dangerous and expensive routes.

Metoclopramide, a central dopamine antagonist, has been most widely studied and proven to be highly efficacious in augmenting milk supply [ 8, 10- 14].

The central role of the HPA axis in these events has been most thoroughly investigated.

What heart it has is most assuredly artificial, much like the central character, Remy, played by Jude Law.

It should have been apparent that most central banks' pre-crisis models – both the formal models and the mental models that guide policymakers' thinking – were badly wrong.