Sentence examples for in a remarkable array from inspiring English sources

It's one of the delights of the current British folk revival that musicians are keen to collaborate with each other in a remarkable array of different bands.

We are transiting a time in which advances in plant molecular biology and genetics have resulted in a remarkable array of oils and fats that have a modified fatty acid profile, compared to the parent stock variety.

GPCRs play vital roles in a wide range of biological processes and are involved in a remarkable array of signaling events ranging from memory, sight, and smell to sexual development and the regulation of blood pressure [5], [6].

Microbes engage in a remarkable array of cooperative behaviors, secreting shared proteins that are essential for foraging, shelter, microbial warfare, and virulence.

In their analysis of the A.marina genome, Swingley et al. (2008) noted the presence of a plasmid-encoded 'set of ATP synthase genes that were arranged into a unique operon … conserved with full synteny in a remarkable array of organisms, including cyanobacteria, archaea, planctomycetes, chlorobi and proteobacteria'.

But Mr. Issa (pronounced EYE-suh), one of Washington's richest lawmakers, may be alone in the hands-on role he has played in overseeing a remarkable array of outside business interests since his election in 2000.

Established in 1970 in an industrial park next to Stanford, PARC researchers designed a remarkable array of computer technologies, including the Alto personal computer, the Ethernet office network, laser printing and the graphical user interface.

"He had a remarkable array of managerial talent in his administration," Mr. Cannon said.

They're constructed as narratives, not catchy would-be singles, and in the course of the opera they encompass a remarkable array of styles.

In contrast, deficiency of ADAMTS proteases leads to a remarkable array of morphogenetic defects and connective tissue disorders consistent with a specialized role in turnover of the embryonic provisional ECM and in ECM assembly.

Thus a remarkable array of diverse T4SSs exists across species in the Rickettsiales, yet intrageneric conservation of these systems is apparently high.