Sentence examples for it appears remarkable from inspiring English sources
It appears remarkable, that for numerous cases the simple method developed in this study provides novel closed form solutions for the design of the polar orthotropic circular plates with pre-specified mode shapes.
It appears remarkable that despite individual differences in the adaptive response to HA, diffusion limitation did not exceed ∼11% of the alveolar-venous PO2 gradient, revealing an admirable functional design of the air-blood barrier to defend the O2 diffusion/perfusion function when facing hypobaric hypoxia corresponding to 50 mmHg decreased PAO2.
Against this background, it appears remarkable that an estimated proportion of 42% of codon sites experienced strong positive selection (dN/ dS = 5.642) along the glob2 stem lineage.
Undoubtedly the development of eyes has been an effective trigger of evolution, the race between prey and predator, the struggle to survive, has forced the dynamics of evolution., In this context it appears remarkable that we found among the 'Orsten'-fossils the tiny stalked eyes of H. scutula, which exhibit joint structures at their basal ends and thus were very probably movable.
"This leading role on the part of a relatively small and politically less than prominent firm in the war economy's officially supervised book market appears remarkable," it noted in its report.
In these species, the microcirculation appears remarkable in it microanatomy and microphysiology (14).
To the eye, his turn of foot appears remarkable, even passing slow horses.
The figure appears remarkable in a country that has been a leader in other respects in contraceptive issues, though mostly regarding women.
The fourth-quarter performance appears remarkable relative to the rest of the sector that has been stung by further write-downs and trading losses that followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers in October.
This appears remarkable as 35% of our patients had low-lying tumours (0 5 cm from anal verge).
The Hainan gibbon appears remarkable in terms of these characteristics, with large polygynous groups (typically >6 individuals, with observations of up to 12 individuals in one group) maintaining much larger home ranges (estimates between c.1.5 10 km) [ 11– 13].
