Sentence examples for most significant members from inspiring English sources
The fact that the most significant members of the group have been eliminated doesn't resolve this.
In humans, the most significant members of the LINE and SINE families are L1 and Alu, respectively.
Due to the high number of proteins, we focus below on the most significant members of each category, and discuss them according to previous reports in the literature.
Holmes had a large team around her and still sought Arnold's advice but the prospect of losing the most significant member of her staff, her mentor, was huge.
This confluence of opposed and dovetailing agendas comes to mind in the Jewish Museum's illuminating, densely packed survey of the life and art of Anni Albers, perhaps the most significant member of the Bauhaus Weaving Workshop.
By far, the most significant member of the clan, possibly even more important than Billy, was Jack's brother-in-law, Milton Gabler, who owned the all-significant, pioneer Commodore Record Shop in Manhattan and launched Commodore Records, the first independent jazz label.
Along with John Toland, Collins was the most significant member of a close knit circle of radical free thinkers that arose in England in the first three decades of the eighteenth century.
Perhaps most significant, some members of Congress expressed dismay that they were misled by testimony two years ago by baseball officials over a 2004 testing program that had been secretly suspended.
In late 2011 Mr. Morris convened a few of the band's most significant ex-members — the bassist Chuck Dukowski and the drummer Bill Stevenson, as well as Stephen Egerton, guitarist for the Descendents — for a one-off set, and it went well.
Maize streak virus (MSV) is the most economically significant member of a diverse group of African grass-infecting Mastrevirus species in the family Geminiviridae.
But it is unclear which issues will be most significant as various members of the five-person commission have different concerns, the official said.
