Sentence examples for most marked features from inspiring English sources

One of the most marked features of many (not all) of the most excellent minds is their desire to contribute to a community that has supported and contributed to the achievement of their goals.

The most marked feature of his drama, his insight into his female characters, has been attributed to his wife, María de la O Lejárraga, who collaborated with him and wrote a book on their collaboration, Gregorio y yo (1953; "Gregory and I").

The most marked feature is a pronounced ozone maximum around 72 km, also called the tertiary ozone maximum, and a large decrease of the mixing ratios around 80 km.

Their most marked feature is that they are poorly populated if divergence is weak.

Here the most marked feature was that while inner retinal vessels accumulate Aβ in a patchy progressive manner along their length, choroidal vessels were different in that some accumulate Aβ deposits while others seem to remain Aβ free.

Although it is not clear to what extent these further metabolites are produced by parasite or host metabolism, the increase of these metabolites is the most marked feature in T. b. brucei-infected hosts.

The most marked feature of the pasting curve is the rise in viscosity to a peak for the particulate xanthan in a somewhat similar way to that observed for starch.

The most-marked features of the tree are its long tufted foliage and its tall columnar trunk, sometimes 35 metres (115 feet) high, which furnishes one of the most-valued pine timbers.

"The gentleness of the English civilisation is perhaps its most marked characteristic.

The New York Observer went for "daunted" and "tentative", with "the most marked characteristic of Lionel Asbo is its joylessness".

He had a strong face, and a determination that was the most marked characteristic of the man.