Sentence examples for most observable in from inspiring English sources
One of these effects, most commonly known and most observable in alignments of coding sequences, is the "third base mutation": in most cases, the encoded amino acid is not changed by a transition mutation of the codon third base; this is true in some cases of transversion mutations as well.
One of the most observable results in English education is student achievement.
This indicates that if there are differences between metagenomes of the IBD patients and control samples, they are not the most observable signal in the data.
Failure of the built-up batten columns was one of the most observable failure modes in damaged buildings (Hosseini Hashemi and Jafari 2004; Hosseinzadeh 2004).
These findings suggest that the subgroup sample is similar in most observable regards to the full sample.
The most observable difference between the groups appeared in the mid region of the defect.
With the release of FriendFeed's realtime tools and the imminent addition of Track (realtime search alerting) two weeks ago, the most observable result has been the monitoring of Twitter's explosive growth in mainstream media.
The most observable effect of the two tragedies has been physical fragmentation.
Perhaps Trump's most observable characteristic is boldness.
It is concluded that: (a) He+ density subtroughs like ESF are controlled by pre-reversal enhancement electric field (vertical drift); (b) He+ density subtroughs and ESF/bubble irregularities may be considered as phenomena of the same plasma bubble origin; (c) it seems, plasma bubbles, reaching the topside ionosphere altitudes, are most easily observable in He+ density as depletions.
Comparing all three different magnetic field scenarios presented in Fig. 3 it is clear that neutral winds can redistribute the ions so much that the high/low density regions in longitudinal direction are completely in different locations for different winds, most clearly observable in O2+ as a result of their long lifetime.
