Sentence examples for most remarkable advantage from inspiring English sources

Its most remarkable advantage is that it provides an explicit analysis of the architecture dependence of the phase diagrams for rather large families of block copolymers.

This is the most remarkable advantage of these systems - the lipid matrix being composed of well-tolerated and physiological lipids, thus leading to minimise the danger of acute and chronic toxicity.

One of the most remarkable advantages of CBCT is its high resolution ratio; a voxel size as small as 0.125 mm can be achieved with CBCT, which translates into a powerful ability to obtain accurate 3-dimensional (3D) reconstructions [12 15].

One of the most remarkable advantages of the CSM-based structural signature is its generality, as we successfully instantiated it in different problem domains, such as function and fold prediction.

Maybe the most remarkable thing about his run is that Eric has taken full advantage of his talent, which is often the hardest thing to pull off.

The results show the remarkable advantage that only a few EOFs are required to represent most of the variability of the original dataset, owing to the quick convergence of the EOF series.

It was most remarkable that transgressive overyielding was achieved in 79% of the mixture plots and the yield advantage of the average mixture was 18%, when compared with the highest-yielding monoculture (Finn et al., 2013).

The most remarkable was Aurelian.

Most remarkable was her face.

But what was most remarkable?

That's the most remarkable thing.