Sentence examples for most notable term from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, there is a difference in the transcriptome upon NF-YA or NF-YB inactivations; in the latter, the most notable term in GO analysis is cell cycle, among which G2/M genes stand out, in line with the notorious abundance of CCAAT boxes in G2/M promoters.

This susceptibility was most notable in terms of rate of tumor appearance and tumor multiplicity.

The most notable long-term sequele is hypopigmentation, especially in darker complected individuals.

This together with the 1996/1997 outbreak were the most notable in terms of public health and socioeconomic impact, thereby attracting unprecedented research interest.

The most notable GO terms are those related to "chemotaxis"—that is, the unidirectional movement of cells in response to chemical stimuli.

"I am the most notable victim of term limits," Mr. Parker said in an interview on Sunday.

The year was perhaps most notable, in environmental terms, for being the 50th anniversary of the Green Movement, if we take that to begin with the publication of Rachel Carson's Silent Spring in 1962.

George Michael, of course -- George and Prince were the ones who had the most notable versions, in terms of other people knowing about them, besides mine.

We focused on the most notable region – in terms of (comparable) costs and (better) health effects, i.e., the stroke service in Delft.

The most notable differences in terms of impact was that males reported significantly higher impact for ability to wash self and ability to assist other family members than females (refer to Table 3).

The most notable acts during this term were the issuance of a new charter for Harvard College, and the judicial decision to burn The Meritorious Price of Our Redemption, a book by Springfield resident William Pynchon that expounded on religious views heretical to the ruling Puritans.