Sentence examples for multitude of interesting from inspiring English sources

The developments include a rich mathematical theory, a host of effective solution algorithms, a multitude of interesting connections to numerous disciplines such as optimization theory, economics, engineering, game theory and networks (see [1 8]) and so forth.

Collected below are stories from people who have chosen to say goodbye in a multitude of interesting ways, having their ashes placed in everything from teddy bears to shotgun shells, to what sounds like the world's least appetizing cup of tea.

The interviews produced a multitude of interesting topics.

For Gtf2i, no phenotypes in knock-out mice have been reported, but the encoded TFII-I molecule has a multitude of interesting functions that make it a good candidate for the abnormal sound sensitivity and sensorimotor gating phenotype of PD.

Given the multitude of interesting options for renal cell cancer under evaluation, a design that requires over 350 patients to conclude that a drug is inactive lacks the efficiency we are all seeking.

She just seemed a bit naive and not the best person to introduce a band, but in an odd way, this is what held our attention, because when she actually sang, her vocals pierced the ceiling like a completely different person, as her band members on a multitude of interesting-looking instruments banged rhythms forcing subconscious movements from many bearing witness.

Molecular pharmacology, drawing on the work of geneticists and molecular biologists, has turned up multitudes of interesting receptors and other drug targets, but now scientists in the pharmaceutical industry face a bottleneck.

The new method works reliably for a great span of possible molecules, encompassing well-known drugs, nutrients, and a multitude of other technically interesting compounds.

While Livekick's site has a multitude of offerings and interesting features, it is hoping to make a name in a crowded space.

There is a multitude of species scientifically or commercially interesting enough to be subject to genomic research.

Collectively, contigs with an abundance of SNPs (>13) are best avoided in future population genetic studies, though individually each contig with a multitude of SNPs might provide an interesting case study of gene or gene family evolution.