Sentence examples for notable features such as from inspiring English sources

We have examined an intact 2.9 g fragment and two polished thin sections from the spring 2000 (non-pristine) Tagish Lake collection to ascertain the major mineralogy and textures of notable features such as chondrules, amoeboid olivine aggregates (AOAs), inclusions, clasts, matrix, and fusion crust.

Much of the monument is made up of pelagic and deepwater habitats, with notable features such as seamounts and submerged banks, extensive coral reefs and lagoons.

Bewick then describes the bird, typically in one paragraph, naming any notable features such as the colour of the eyes ("irides"), the bill, the legs, and plumage on each part of the body.

There are several other notable features such as self-renewal, the capacity to form tumor spheres in low-adherence cultures, expression of high levels of ATP-binding cassette (ABC) drug transporters (especially ABCG2) and multi-drug resistance.

A sequence alignment of LexA Pa with LexA of E. coli (LexA Ec ) reveals a 64% sequence identity, with notable features such as the serine-lysine catalytic dyad and the internal cleavage loop conserved.

In addition, the ship was equipped with notable safety features, such as 11 watertight compartments as well as radar, which was then a relatively new technology.

We note that unless this effect is very strong and is associated with notable genomic features such as promoters of genes, it can be difficult to detect by the usual methods of visual inspection of signal tracks on a genome browser.

This has resulted in considerable variation in important components such as education, and the notable absence of key features such as a home-based component or remote monitoring.

The Peak District is home to many notable, natural, features and also man-made features such as Chatsworth House, the setting for the BBC series Pride and Prejudice.

It is really a lite version of its other product, Notable, which it charges for and has more features such as private sharing and the ability to mark up images, PDFs, and other documents.

The clustering of communities based predominantly on pH and temperature observed throughout Figure  3 is particularly notable in that it dominates clustering based on biological features, such as the taxonomic or metabolic compositions of communities [ 6, 7].