Sentence examples for most remarkable properties from inspiring English sources

One of the most remarkable properties of C60 in electron-transfer processes is that it can efficiently arouse rapid photoinduced charge separation and relatively slow charge recombination [13].

Among the mutant proteins that were screened, a mutant of the C-terminal fragment including three point mutations, F420I, G421A, E453S, named multiple-complement luciferase fragment (McLuc1), demonstrated the most remarkable properties, which enabled complementation to all N-terminal fragments of FLuc, CBR, and ELuc (Figure 1).

One of the most remarkable properties of the O-GlcNAc modification is that it is present on such a stunningly large number of proteins in worms, flies, and mammals but that removal of this modification has so vastly different consequences in these organisms.

The most remarkable property of collagen is their resistance toward strong tensile forces [25].

In the context of CDMA systems, the most remarkable property is the two valued auto-correlation profile provided by an m-sequence that allows for a precise synchronization of each user at the receiver.

In comparison with the monochromatic or quasi-monochromatic SIP using MSPs reported previously, the most remarkable property of the proposed layouts is to have the capability of directly detecting the object with natural illumination.

The most remarkable property observed in B. subtilis L-forms was a mode of cell division independent of the normally essential protein based machinery (Leaver et al., 2009).

Interleukin 8 is a prototypical chemokine, and its most remarkable property is the wide variation in its level of expression in response to cellular stress.

Nrg1 was reported to have mitogenic effects on cultured adult cardiomyocytes (Bersell et al., 2009), and its most remarkable property in our experiments was the ability to induce and maintain adult cardiomyocyte proliferation in the absence of injury.

A most remarkable property of the TBs was their rapid reversion from the mixed-network phenotype back to tubulin-less TBs; this was provoked either after substituting normal air for CO2, or after removing azide from the culture medium.

Our dynamical model has a most remarkable property in the case of environmental inheritance and environment-sensitive epigenetics, namely the possibility of the stable presence of a serious, heritable, early onset, and common disease in a population.