Sentence examples for most remarkable consequence from inspiring English sources
The most remarkable consequence of this approach is the virtual absence of the beloved, Natalia, the Spanish wife of a Belgian named Hieronimo Manur.
The most remarkable effect was observed for cidofovir and ganciclovir.
The most remarkable effect was observed for cidofovir.
Most remarkable was the inter-factor correlations for the consequence positive dimension that were, for all but the control positive dimension, in the opposite direction.
The result is the most remarkable network map of all.
In higher eukaryotes, perhaps the most remarkable examples of stop codon readthrough and its biological consequences are provided by the Drosophila developmental mutants headcase (hdc) [13], [14], kelch [15], and out at first (oaf) [16].
The most remarkable finding of the present study is the inhibition of the adverse respiratory mechanical and lung volume consequences of surfactant depletion in the animals with PHT at the higher PEEP level (Fig. 4) and the improved effectiveness of RM in reversing the adverse consequences of surfactant depletion (Figs. 3 and 5).
In Kraus et al. (1990) it is shown that a consequence relation is preferential if and only if = S for some preferential structure S. One of the most remarkable facts in the study of NMLs is that various other semantics have been proposed —often independently and based on very different considerations— that also adequately characterize preferential consequence relations.
The most remarkable was Aurelian.
Most remarkable was her face.
